David Coyle, 58, left us too soon on June 6, 2015.
After spending his youth in New Jersey, David moved to Portland, OR before settling in Seattle, WA. DC, as he was fondly known, worked for several restaurants and wine companies including…MORE
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Tue, 06/23/15
David Coyle, 58, left us too soon on June 6, 2015.
After spending his youth in New Jersey, David moved to Portland, OR before settling in Seattle, WA. DC, as he was fondly known, worked for several restaurants and wine companies including…MORE
Tue, 06/23/15
The City is developing the new approach to property maintenance and related quality of life issues—generally referred to as code compliance. Although the City has an on-going code enforcement/code compliance program, this new approach will be a…MORE
Tue, 06/23/15
Burien, WA– Highline children can eat free breakfast, lunch, and snacks during the summer through the federally funded Simplified Summer Food Program (SSFP). The program provides funding for 17 Highline schools to serve children living in South…MORE
Tue, 06/23/15
By Eric Mathison
Maybe you were like me. Part of the majority in the middle. Got OK grades. Didn’t cause trouble. Flew beneath the radar.
Looking back, this small schools concept at Highline Public Schools’ Evergreen and Tyee High…MORE
Tue, 06/23/15
By Michele Smith
Born out of their passion to save animals, Heather Enajibi and Erin Halter of Burien started Animal Aid and Rescue Foundation (AARF) in 2010 and have rescued and found loving homes for more than 500 animals (dogs, cats,…MORE
Tue, 06/23/15
By Nathan Miller
Thursday was a good day for ducklings in downtown Burien. Bunny Critch offered the following account of that morning’s excitement.
“I spotted Mama Duck and her ducklings walking in front of the Burien Library this…MORE
Wed, 06/17/15
By Tim Clinton SPORTS EDITOR
Lindbergh won the Seamount League boys track and field title this year, but three of the top award winners were from the Evergreen-Tyee contingent.
Marques Chacon of Evergreen was named as the Athlete of…MORE
Wed, 06/17/15
DES MOINES, Wash. — Dr. Jack Bermingham, president of Highline College, was recently honored by Mayor Zhu Minyang of Yangzhou, China as a 2015 Distinguished City Guest. Mayor Minyang’s presentation to Bermingham was shown on Yangzhou television…MORE
Wed, 06/17/15
The Seattle South King Sluggers, a project of the South King Council of the Blind (SKB), is the first blind baseball team in the Seattle/South King area. Beep Baseball is played on a smaller field and the rules are altered to give blind players…MORE