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Wed, 11/14/12

The 124-unit Burien Town Square condo development has been burdened with the reputation of being a quiet complex for the wrong reasons, lagging sales. That burden seems to have lifted as a record number of customers have recently made offers…MORE

Tue, 11/13/12

Deadline for receiving items for Community Calendar is 5 p.m. Wednesday for the following week’s Times/News. Events are published based on timeliness and space availability. Email submissions to: hteditor@robinsonnews.com Items can be accepted…MORE

Tue, 11/13/12

This military veteran is so delighted by his prime-rib lunch from the Burien Elks he took a photo of it with his cell phone.

The Elks treat area military veterans to a free lunch each Veterans Day as a way of saying thanks for their…MORE

Tue, 11/13/12

Noting the election season just ended, Highline Public Schools Chief Accountability Officer Alan Spicciati presented the district’s latest analysis of its goals by using a common campaign line—Are Highline schools better off than four years ago…MORE

Tue, 11/13/12

The threat that Normandy Park will cease to be a city has diminished as voters approved a property tax increase in the Nov. 6 election.

Approval of the measure allows Normandy Park lawmakers to raise the city’s property tax rate to $1.60…MORE

Mon, 11/12/12

The Highline Times news partner KCPQ FOX 13 is reporting that the King county sheriff confirms two men pistol whipped a man, sexually assaulted a woman during a home invasion while their 18 month old child was sleeping. The assailants are…MORE

Mon, 11/12/12

“Awesome.”

That was the one-word reaction from Liz Giba, a leader in the fight to keep the White Center Library, following a King County Library System (KCLS) planning committee meeting in Burien on Thursday, Nov. 15.

With the…MORE

Mon, 11/12/12

The legalization of recreational marijuana use for Washington residents 21 years and older officially kicks in Dec. 6, but King County prosecutors and police are already changing their policies.

King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg…MORE

Fri, 11/09/12

Eric Mathison contributed to this report

As the nation went to the polls on Nov. 6 to decide, amongst many other things, who would lead the U.S. for the next four years, voters in North Highline’s Area Y emphatically declined annexation to…MORE

Fri, 11/09/12


A Fall celebration of art and craft features Burien Arts Commission's Shelli Park as well as her 
Crimson Park Design line of furniture the public can view through the windows of Burien Town Square's 1200 square foot retail space at SW 151st St…MORE

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