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Two weeks ago the Lockhaven Tenants Union and the Theodora Rescue Committee picketed in front of the Goodman Real Estate (GRE) office downtown.

The demonstrators demanded relocation aid for evicted Lockhaven tenants and that GRE not…MORE

by Charles Burgess Once in a while, a customer is still apt to enter the Wah Kue Cafe' at 13434 First Avenue South, look around, and ask, "Where's Louie? Haven't seen him here for awhile." Proprietor "Louie," whose given name was Wing Doo Wong,…MORE

By Marcee Stone-Velkich

Recently, the E-Board discussed upcoming programs for our monthly meetings, and they enthusiastically chose the implementation of legalized marijuana to be the focus of our April program. According to WeedMaps.com…MORE

“BUFO” Fest arrives April Fool’s Day beginning at 7 p.m. in and around The Tin Room Bar at 923 SW 152nd.

After last year’s wildly successful inaugural event BUFO is returning to Burien again with a 3-D UFO rendition, flash mob dance, cash…MORE

Information from South Seattle College South Seattle College announced today that the school’s art gallery and library will collaborate for a spring exhibition, “Journey through Muslim Lands,” from Monday, April 7 through Friday, May 2.

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Information from King County

Construction of the roadside rain gardens for the Barton CSO Control project is underway across the neighborhood. Eight blocks will have roadside rain gardens built this year, with seven blocks to follow next…MORE

The West Seattle Herald got several inquires about some new palm trees, two of some height, that were just planted on Alki Ave. S.W. near 54th Pl S.W. They join seven others that have been there for some time now. We inquired with Seattle Parks…MORE

After a backhoe was delivered to the site 6536 24th Ave S.W. that has been the site of a controversial land use application. Neighbors who fear problems that development on the site might bring, put a sign on it. That sign warned anyone using the…MORE

Livable Ballard is gaining support from community members in their fight for “clean up” amendments in the zoning code.

They have formed a petition that has residents up in arms against development.

“We have close to 700 signatures…MORE

Burien, WA– Today Digital Promise, a national, independent, nonprofit organization authorized by Congress to accelerate innovation in education, announced Highline Public Schools as one of nine new members accepted into the League of Innovative…MORE