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By Tim Clifford The first meeting for the month of May for the SeaTac City Council was held on May 12 at City Hall. Clocking in at a little over 90 minutes and with only two presentations on the agenda this was one of the shorter meetings in…MORE

By Tim Clifford Sad news arrived in the form of “permanently closed” signs adorning the windows of Zoopa Organics in Tukwila earlier this week. The restaurant, located at 393 Strander Blvd. across from the Westfield Southcenter Mall, was one of…MORE

By Tim Clifford

Highline teachers rallied on street corners throughout Burien and Des Moines along thousands of other teachers across Washington State on May 21.

“The legislature needs to fulfill their constitutional…MORE

The Memorial Day ceremony at Forest Lawn Cemetery on May 25 honored those who have died while in service to the nation. A group of around 70 people were welcomed by Hank Kerns of Forest Lawn.

American Legion Post #160 performed the…MORE

The Taste of West Seattle, a gathering of the best restaurants on the peninsula and beyond broke all fundraising records on May 21 by raising over $53,000. That's the highest fundraising total ever for the Taste of West Seattle.

The…MORE

The fate of the West Seattle Health Club (also known as All Star Fitness and later as West Seattle Athletic Club) has been up in the air seemingly for years with a succession of owners who could never seem to make it work. The legal issues that…MORE

Update 5/28/15 Confusion with the Washington State Liquor Control Board and their understanding the status of the re-opening of West Seattle Brewing Company has led to a delay in the opening date. Originally set to open June 1, the new date is…MORE

More than 1400 teachers, staff and parents in the Highline School District took to street corners all over the area from White Center to Burien to stage a one-day strike Thursday, May 21, to protest the Legislature’s failure to fully fund smaller…MORE

Burien, WA– Highline Public Schools is seeking feedback from families of Highline students through an online Parent and Family Climate Survey. All families are encouraged to participate in the survey which asks questions on topics ranging from…MORE

By Peggy Sturdivant

It is not my imagination that the month of May, especially in Ballard, explodes with too many activities. The grand finale combination of flowering bushes and Syttende Mai is stressful enough in Ballard; the addition of…MORE