From as early an age as she could remember, Melba Jean McConnaughey wanted to be a classroom teacher. And although she retired after nearly 40 years as a high school teacher of English in Arkansas, Texas and Washington, she continued to be an…MORE
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New year brings new gallery at city offices
Tue, 12/27/16
A new year brings new changes.
In the case of the Burien Arts Association, the change is converting from a storefront gallery in Olde Burien to a mobile gallery at Burien’s municipal offices on the third floor of the Burien Library/City…MORE
MELBA JEAN TAYLOR McCONNAUGHEY
Thu, 12/22/16
MELBA JEAN TAYLOR McCONNAUGHEY 1932 - 2016 From as early an age as she could remember, Melba Jean McConnaughey wanted to be a classroom teacher. And although she retired after nearly 40 years as a high school teacher of English in Arkansas,…MORE
Council to honor teenage boxers from White Center in Special Recognition Ceremony
Tue, 12/13/16
On Monday, Dec 12th the King County Council recognized and honor the White Center PAL Boxing Club for its 2nd place performance at the National Jr. Golden Gloves Tournament in Nevada this summer. The tournament team was comprised of young boxers…MORE
Jeff Marsten, modern day swordsman
Tue, 12/13/16
Burien resident Jeff Marsten is a man on a mission. He’s setting out to continue a tradition that’s been around for centuries and to cultivate a love of kendo in Seattle.
Marsten founded the Highline Kendo Kai club in 1976 – offering…MORE
Pat's View: “Stage Left”
Tue, 12/13/16
A U.S. president named Donald? That’s a first.
History records no presidents Donald Washington, Don Lincoln or Donnie Roosevelt.
It is also worth noting that there have also been no presidents with the last names of…MORE
Amanda's View: “Spring Breakers”
Tue, 12/13/16
By Amanda Knox When Chris mentioned this great film we should watch called “Spring Breakers,” I made a face. The title brought to mind an easy, lewd, slap-stick romantic-comedy, like “Bridesmaids” or “Wedding Crashers” except, instead of a…MORE
Drugs Increase as a Factor in Traffic Deaths
Tue, 12/13/16
KING COUNTY, WA – Law enforcement agencies across the state are participating in extra patrols aimed at getting DUI drivers off the roads over this holiday season from December 15 to January 1.
“The Washington Traffic Safety Commission (…MORE
