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While Rupert Murdoch, Anne Coulter and Bill Gates – some of the more famous names to take a pie to the face – will likely not attend, everyone else is invited to BTownies Burien Bike Share 1st Annual Pie Joust at Burien Town Square on Aug. 19.…MORE

If Burien primary voters were given the chance to vote on White Center annexation, it wouldn’t stand a chance.

That seems to be the message from results of the August primary election.

Outspoken annexation critic Bob Edgar, who…MORE

Press release: 3 reasons to donate blood at the blood drive below. 1. Feel self-satisfaction in knowing you have helped save the lives of 3 people with one single donation. 2. After giving away one pint of blood, your body will make…MORE

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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@…MORE

Times/News photographer Kurt Howard stopped by Flute Quest at Saltwater Park on Aug. 21 and took photos of the festivities.

To see the slideshow, please click the photo above.

Original Preview: Flute Quest, a musical festival…MORE

There was a contentious discussion about the Beaconsfield Project on the Sound at the Aug. 9 Normandy Park City Council meeting.

Council members tried to tell worried landowner Lisa Hadley-Colmenares she has nothing to worry about, while…MORE

Joanne Harman, a volunteer at Highline Medical Center, frequents the hospital halls with her 150 lb. Newfoundland dog, Baffin.

Both she and Baffin are part of the pet therapy program that visits patients in order to lift their spirits.…MORE

By Patrick Robinson and Ty Swenson

Update 5 for 4 p.m. on Aug. 19: Anthony H. Smith, 25, was charged on Aug. 19 with second degree murder in the shooting death of 23-year-old Maria “Sweetheart” Failautusi on Aug. 16 in White Center,…MORE

There are 280,000 King County residents living in unincorporated areas – those gaps in the map not belonging to a city – and the King County Executive’s Office is putting together a “work group” to figure out how to better communicate and…MORE

Twenty-five rentals, called the Zephyr, are the first available at the Seola Gardens development. The grand opening was July 29, and the King County Housing Authority encourages potential renters to take a look at the Zephyr this summer.

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