By Tim Clifford
“We are here to announce that yesterday afternoon we filed a 16 ½ million dollar tort claim against King County and the city of Burien arising out of a horrific motor vehicle accident that occurred on December 18 in 2013”…MORE
Highline Times - News
New development will combine housing and supportive services for veterans and their families
Thu, 11/06/14
The King County Housing Authority has been awarded rental subsidies from HUD that will enable it to support 33 formerly homeless veterans at the Multi-Service Center Federal Way Veterans Project that will break ground next month. The vouchers,…MORE
Meet Burien Arts Gallery’s featured artists on Friday night
Thu, 11/06/14
One artist’s work originates from Africa—the other artist’s work is deeply rooted in the Pacific Northwest. Both are the featured artists in November at the Burien Arts Gallery, 826 SW 152nd St. in Olde Burien. Meet Kalvin Zane Rutagengwa and…MORE
SeaTac City Council passed a 6 percent utility tax
Thu, 10/30/14
By James Bermingham SeaTac City Council passed a 6 percent utility tax by a 5-2. The tax will take effect January 1, 2015.
The vote passed despite unanimous opposition during public comments. The tax, which will apply to cable, gas and…MORE
Bow lake elementary to honor veterans
Wed, 10/29/14
SeaTac Mayor and State Rep. Mia Gregerson to Read Jill Biden Book; Gregerson’s 92-Year-Old Father to Speak
SeaTac, WA – The students of Bow Lake Elementary School are inviting local veterans to an assembly honoring veterans and active…MORE
Burien Arts to paint faces for free at Pumpkin festival
Mon, 10/27/14
Pumpkins won’t be the only things decorated at this year’s Night of 1000 Pumpkins on Saturday, Nov. 1.
The artists from the Burien Arts Association will be painting faces for free at the Burien Community Center and Dottie Harper Park.…MORE
Highline Schools Foundation to award over $60,000 in grants this fall
Mon, 10/27/14
With two of its largest public fundraisers, the Burien Brat Trot and the Oktoberfest Auction, recently completed, the Highline Schools Foundation is now making plans to distribute the funds the organization raised directly to schools through its…MORE
Man and woman shot in possible domestic violence confrontation
Mon, 10/27/14
Burien Police are investigating a possible domestic violence shooting that took place in the early morning hours of October 23rd.
Police were dispatched to the View Ridge Villa Park Apartments on Southwest 124th Street in Burien after…MORE
B-Town Beat asks for help supporting Transform Burien and those they serve
Mon, 10/27/14
By Matt Wendland The B-Town Beat is asking for help supporting those in need in Burien’s community by helping them gather food and clothing to donate to Transform Burien during their November 6th Music & Art Walk event in downtown Burien.…MORE
Burien responds to double shooting in front of Mick Kelly's Irish Pub
Mon, 10/27/14
The Burien Police Department and Mick Kelly’s Irish Pub have announced new plans in response to the shooting that took place in front of the downtown Burien bar last week.
The shooting occurred at about 1:25 a.m. on Sunday, October 19.…MORE
