information from West Seattle Community Orchestra
The West Seattle Community Orchestra is proud to present a unique concert for musicians and concert goers, as they conclude the 2013-2014 concert series.
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Tue, 05/13/14
information from West Seattle Community Orchestra
The West Seattle Community Orchestra is proud to present a unique concert for musicians and concert goers, as they conclude the 2013-2014 concert series.
MORETue, 05/13/14
Power lines down in Ballard UPDATE -- Tuesday, May 13: 1:24 p.m.
What the Ballard News-Tribune reported as downed power lines earlier today turned out to be a downed phone line. The line was snagged by a City of Seattle Waste Management…MORE
Tue, 05/13/14
A day after King County Executive Dow Constantine announced a plan to save Metro bus service, following the failure of Prop. 1, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray has announced his own plan. His plan would save bus service in the City of Seattle, if Seattle…MORE
Tue, 05/13/14
Standing with members of the Seattle City Council, King County elected officials, members of the Seattle legislative delegation and community leaders, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray today announced his proposal for funding bus service in Seattle after…MORE
Mon, 05/12/14
Information from King County
King County Executive Dow Constantine announced an enhanced program for cities to purchase transit service in order to avoid service reductions.
“This program provides a clear path for jurisdictions to…MORE
Mon, 05/12/14
These two sweetie's were found together at 139th & 6th Ave SW in Burien this morning. They appear to come from the same home. If these are your dogs please contact the shelter directly:
Burien CARES 909 SW 151st St Burien, Wa 98166
MOREMon, 05/12/14
By Erin Bosetti
Swedish Hospital has recently welcomed the opening of the Swedish Cancer Institute Personalized Medicine Program. The new program incorporates cutting edge technology that uses the DNA of a patient’s tumor to find the best…MORE
Mon, 05/12/14
By Eric Mathison The $15 minimum wage debate is spreading to Burien.
At the urging of Burien City Councilmember Lauren Berkowitz, language has been added to the city’s proposed economic development strategic plan that calls for studies on…MORE
Mon, 05/12/14
by Tim Takechi
Sixteen-year-old Rachel Stein is not unlike many teenage girls. She has trouble fitting in at school, a strained relationship with her parents, boy trouble, and of course, dreading the impending Apocalypse. That last part…MORE
Mon, 05/12/14
Last Thursday, May 8 was a pretty rainy day for the Burien Farmers Market. Still, the farmers stuck it to the end. (Rumor: great bargains can be had near closing time every Thursday)
Burien Farmers' Market operates every Thursday from the…MORE