January 2008

Now, we all know that Burien is a family-friendly type of town. It is the kind of place where good folks can raise a family and enjoy a good evening of quality, clean entertainment right in their own backyard.

So, let me assure you, that the Breeders Theater's newest show, CRAZY/NAKED, is not a risqu/, indecent piece of theater. There are absolutely NO crazy or naked people in the story... well, okay. There are no naked people.

CRAZY/NAKED is the latest silly, fun creation by TM Sell and the Breeders Theater that skewers one of our favorite subjects: local politics.

No. 07-3-08386-7KNT

SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION (SMPB)

In Re:

Petitioner:

VALERIE OSUNA

Respondent:

TOMAS OSUNA MORALES

To the Respondent:

1. The petitioner has started an action in the above court requesting that your marriage be dissolved.

2. The petition also requests that the Court grant the following relief: Dispose of property and liabilities. Change the name of the wife to: Valerie Lynn Boulton.

In an attempt to reduce future greenhouse gas emissions, Sea-Tac International Airport released on Jan.18 a landmark study of environmental strategies.

The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory identifies air emission sources associated with the airport.

and Ralph Nichols

The Burien City Council is not ready to sit back and wait for Seattle to enter into mediation over competing claims for annexing the North Highline unincorporated area.

Both Burien and Seattle have designated all of North Highline as a potential annexation area, while Tukwila and SeaTac have claimed adjacent communities in the unincorporated area for possible annexation.

So at their Jan.

Burien residents Mick Purdy, an owner of Mick Kelly's Irish Pub, and Sean O'Rawe both grew up as soccer fans in Ireland.

But living in this Seattle suburb, they have become avid Seahawk fans - and season ticket holders.

So much so that within 24 hours of the Seahawks' Jan. 5 playoff win over the Washington Redskins, they had their tickets and plane, hotel and car reservations for a pilgrimage to Green Bay.

The Packers thumped Seattle 42-20 on Jan.

The Highline Botanical Garden Foundation and Highline Historical Society will co-host the premier of award-winning filmmaker Ken Slusher's latest documentary, The Seike Garden: An American Story, on Saturday, Feb. 2.

This 30-minute movie, which will be shown at 2 p.m. at SeaTac City Hall, 4800 S.

Drivers who travel through Burien may need to exercise caution when trying to make it through yellow traffic lights in the near future.

City council members discussed at their Jan.

The third annual Relay For Life of Highline will launch this year's fund-raising drive for the American Cancer Society with a Kick-Off Party on Thursday, Jan. 31.

Anyone in the community who is interested participating as an organizer, team captain or team member or in learning more is invited to attend the party.

The 7 p.m.

SeaTac City Councilwoman Terry Anderson shattered her shoulder in a fall while in her home den on Jan. 16. Surgery was scheduled for Jan. 22. Anderson also serves as board president of the Highline Historical Society.

Bartell Drugs will open its entirely new location in downtown Burien on Monday, Jan. 28.

Located in the Redwood Plaza complex at 14901 Fourth Ave. S.W., the new store is across the parking lot from Bartell's current "temporary" location.

Construction of Burien Town Square prompted the relocation of Bartell Drugs and the move to the temporary site in the summer of 2007.

"We're excited to finally settle into our entirely new location, and we appreciate the patience and loyalty of our customers," said Bartell Drug's Chairman and CEO George D.