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Becky was the 3rd of 9 children born to Frank and Dana Clement, and the most colorful - hair, clothes, nails, accessories, shoes, ideas, lifestyle.  Any amount of time spent with her was a guaranteed adventure.   Becky grew up in Des Moines, WA…MORE

Brian DeRoy 
Port of Seattle

A bustling airport at first glance may not seem like a place for charity and community building, but for many area residents, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport provides a lifeline. The Port of Seattle, which…MORE

By Lindsay Peyton

Gasps emanated from the crowd gathered at the Quiet Skies Puget Sound community forum when lawyer Steve Edmiston projected one of the first slides of his presentation.

He showed a map published by the…MORE

The start of Discover Burien’s Farmers Market! Opening day is Thursday, May 4th 2017, 11am to 6pm located at Town Square Park 5th Ave SW and SW 152nd ST. Many of your favorite vendors as well as new vendors will be on hand offering their local…MORE

The community is invited to celebrate Highline Public Schools student artists and their hard work. Middle and high school student art work will be on display in downtown Burien during a Student Music & Art Walk, May 5 from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.…MORE

By Gwen Davis

The City of SeaTac held a town hall meeting Wednesday evening, giving residents the opportunity to directly ask questions to council members and citizen concerns were plainly evident.

"This is the third town hall…MORE

About 5:20 pm Thursday April 27, King County Sheriff officers responded to an accident at SW143 and Ambaum Blvd.. According to King County's Cindi West a car was westbound on 143rd and made a left turn at a stop sign at Ambaum to go south. Then…MORE

by Teanna Gentry

What a night! The rain and wind didn't damper the spirits of all the "Bite" adventurers last week on April 13th. Burien Bites is in its 5th year and has become an annual favorite every Spring for all to enjoy. "My vision…MORE

By Lindsay Peyton

Highline Public Schools is considering making a change – to a trimester schedule for high schools in the fall of 2018.

The possible switch -- from a six-period semester schedule to five-period trimesters -- has…MORE

By Lindsay Peyton

Sylvester Middle School students rolled up their sleeves and got their hands dirty – literally – in the name of preventing pollution and saving the environment in honor of Earth Day.

During a service day on campus…MORE