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Trying to maintain service while exploring option to help prevent low-income riders from being left behind

In the face of losing up to 17 percent of Metro Transit service, the…MORE

The process of rebuilding Arbor Heights Elementary School took another step this week as the Land Use Permit allowing demolition of the existing structure is now set for review by the Seattle Department of Planning and Development. Seattle Public…MORE

The Department Planning and Development has released another update and the Northwest Seattle area one.

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Land Use Application to subdivide one development site into eight unit…MORE

A streamlined design review has been approved by the Seattle Department of Planning and Development on a proposal to allow two, two unit (3)-story townhomes (total of 4 units) to be built at 4107 S.W. Oregon Street. Parking for 4 vehicles to be…MORE

The 34th District Democrats will hold their 2014 Caucus Call on March 9 at Evergreen High School to elect delegates and alternates to the Washington State Democratic Convention on June 21.

Details: • Date: March 9, 2014, Sunday • Time:1 to…MORE

information from Seattle Parks

Seattle Parks and Recreation, in conjunction with the Green Seattle Partnership, is undertaking another project to preserve portions of Me-Kwa-Mooks Park off SW Jacobsen Road. Activities will include control…MORE

Environmental Science Center announces A Free Workshop On March 29th Stepping Lightly on the Sound: How Low-Impact Design Can Impact You!

BURIEN, February 26th – The Environmental Science Center (ESC), SvR Design Company, and Sustainable…MORE

By Andrea Reay, Executive Director, Discover Burien When Carlo, the owner of Osteria da Primo greeted me with a smile last Tuesday and said, “Take away?” , I had never even thought about the option. “Yes, please.” I ordered a custom wood-fired…MORE

By Matt Wendland Each year for the last nine years, the City of Burien and Discover Burien have hosted Empty Bowls. The event raises funds for both the Highline Area Food Bank and the White Center Food Bank which are both located at opposite ends…MORE

By Eric Mathison With the Great Recession hopefully in the rear view mirror, city lawmakers are again discussing the idea of a new Burien community and recreation center. It has been talked about since 2000.

In a presentation Feb. 24 to…MORE