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A land use application has been filed for the development of two townhouse structures with four units each (8 units total) to be built at 3015 60th Ave. S.W. Parking for 16 vehicles will be provided. The property has been listed by John L. Scott…MORE

The annual West Seattle Hi-Yu Community Breakfast where you will meet the candidates for Hi-Yu royalty and get a chance to see their creative expression and talent (at 9:30am) will serve up a full breakfast from 8am to 11am Saturday, May 3.

information from NW Hope and Healing On May 1, 30 breast cancer survivors will show their strength as they model the newest spring trends during Style ’14, Northwest Hope & Healing’s 12th Annual Fashion Show Benefit. The women will be…MORE

Beginning May 16 you will notice veterans, their families and supporters handing out little red poppies and providing an opportunity for a donation. Why a red poppy?

Canadian physician Lt. Col. John McCrae officiated at the funeral of a…MORE

By Scott Anthony Springtime has arrived here at the Anthony Organic Dog Ranch with the fanfare of increased animal activity. I made my way to the garden shed below the deck. It’s a concrete bunker that adjoins the foundation with a fiberglass…MORE

By Matt Wendland

After taking first place in the Pacific Northwest District Championship FIRST Robotics competition, Raisbeck Aviation High School’s robotics team, Skunk Works Robotics, progressed on to the world championships as the sole…MORE

The Port of Seattle Commission today awarded the fourth annual Green Gateway Environmental Excellence Awards at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, honoring airport business partners who best champion sustainability. Airline, airport retail and…MORE

By Eric Mathison The Burien City Council held a reception April 21 honoring its Citizens of the Year and outgoing citizen advisory committee members.

Recognized as 2014 Citizens of the Year were Walk/Bike Burien (WABI) president Maureen…MORE

By Eric Mathison On an April 23 evening when Superintendent Susan Enfield read a proclamation declaring “Teacher Appreciation Week” several teachers told Highline School Board members they did not appreciate district plans to possibly hire Teach…MORE

The Council will hold four meetings from May 6 to May 14. All meetings are from 6 to 8 p.m.

Holding the meetings during the Spring will allow Councilmembers to take the information and encourage the Mayor to include it in the budget he…MORE