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By Lindsay Peyton

Economic strength is drawing businesses and homeowners to Burien, city officials say. 

Four 295 foot tall cranes aboard the Zhen Hua 28 did a "sail by" on Friday afternoon as curious (but cold) observers watched from the shorelines of the greater Seattle area. The cranes are world class Super Post Panamax…MORE

UPDATE Wednesday 12 Noon

information from Kent Police

The state representatives from the 34th Legislative District,

Rufus Berry, has shuttered his locally famous BBQ business in Salmon Creek at 11614 Ambaum Blvd SW while he continues his fight with colon cancer that began in 2017. 

By Lindsay Peyton

Burien is celebrating its 25th year as an official city in the State of Washington by asking residents to share a memory of the past. 

News outlets typically pride themselves on breaking stories, bringing you news "first" and yet only occasionally provide much context or background to the news. Even then, much of that kind of news is not truly vital to a…MORE

Highline College is in lockdown after reports of shots coming from the parking lot. King County Sheriff states they were cancelled from responding. People now being allowed to go back into the buildings that were were…MORE