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Burien, WA–Do you have a child who will be five years old on or before August 31? If so, now is the time to register for the start of kindergarten. If you need help completing the paperwork or need support in your language, Highline Public…MORE

TUKWILA – Everyone was taught the “three R’s” in school. Starting this spring, drivers who use southbound Interstate 5 between Tukwila and Federal Way will learn a new meaning for that phrase – replace, repave and resurface.

Starting…MORE

OLYMPIA – With St. Patrick’s Day upon us, Washington’s Lottery is sharing its “Luckiest Stores” – retail locations that have sold the most tickets with prizes worth over $1,000 in the previous year. Washington’s Lottery has released a “Luckiest…MORE

information from King County

Every year, King County updates its plan to manage stormwater runoff, drainage issues and water pollution problems. That Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) Plan is now available for review and comment.

By Tim Clinton SPORTS EDITOR

Ariell Garnett of Kennedy Catholic was named as this year's Athlete of the Year for Seamount League girls basketball.

Garnett was a senior guard for the Lancers.

Tyee, meanwhile, took home the…MORE

By Tim Clinton SPORTS EDITOR

Two Kennedy Lancers and one Tyee Totem were named to this year's Seamount League gymnastics first team. Junior Emily Hargett and freshman Clair Hendricks were both selected by member coaches from Kennedy along…MORE

Every year, King County updates its plan to manage stormwater runoff, drainage issues and water pollution problems. That Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) Plan is now available for review and comment.   The Washington State Department of…MORE

SeaTac, WA (March 10, 2016) - The SeaTac City Council passed a Resolution to adjust its meeting times later in the evening to better accommodate and encourage public attendance. The Resolution was proposed by Councilmember Erin Sitterley on March…MORE

OLYMPIA – Razor clam diggers can return to Mocrocks and Copalis beaches for a three-day dig beginning March 18, state shellfish managers said today.   The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) approved the opening at Mocrocks and…MORE

Learn which materials are accepted in curbside composting and recycling, and how to keep edible food from going to waste, with the King County Master Recycler Composter (MRC) volunteer training in Kent.   Now in its 27th year, the 2016 training…MORE