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By Tim Clifford This morning the King County Sheriff’s Office issued a press release asking for the public’s help in the homicide of a 100 year old Sea Tac resident. The victim, Robert O. Benson, was discovered dead in his home over the weekend…MORE

By Patrick Robinson The South Park Bridge was dedicated in an official ceremony on June 29 with dignitaries and fireworks, plus thousands of neighbors on hand for a Grand Opening Party. Traffic will take to the new span at 6 am Monday June 30…MORE

The South Park Bridge, rebuilt at a total cost of $162 million will open at 6am on June 30 but first a neighborhood celebration will take place the day before.

The effort to replace the original bridge that was open from 1931 to 2010…MORE

Every so often, products or ideas come out that seem great, but can cause injuries and property damage if not done properly.

The Kent Fire Department RFA has received several inquiries about fire glass and whether it is safe and non-toxic…MORE

Deadline for receiving items for Community Calendar is 5 p.m. Wednesday for the following week’s Times/News. Events are published based on timeliness and space availability. Email submissions to: calendar@robinsonnews.com Items can be accepted…MORE

Remember Zoopa in Southcenter? It is no longer just zoop and salad. Since January, the once-popular eatery has been transformed in what could be characterized as a full-service restaurant with a emphasis on fresh, organic foods.

The salad…MORE

From the 1960s through the 1980s, sixth-graders in the Highline School District came home from their week at Camp Waskowitz with a fir seedling to plant in their yards as a reminder of lessons about forestry and conservation. Many of those trees…MORE

CANTON, Ga. From Carolina Dreaming Appetizer Meatballs in the Southeast to Easy PB&J Breakfast Tarts in the West, our nation is filled with diverse, delicious peanut butter-packed dishes that reflect regional palates. To find the best…MORE

By Eric Mathison The Highline School Board is expected to approve July 9 a $227.5 million general operating fund budget for the 2014-2015 school year.

With projected revenues up because of higher enrollment and increased state money, the…MORE

By Eric Mathison Burien lawmakers reviewed the city’s tree preservation ordinance at their June 16 meeting.

City Manager Kamuron Gurol emphasized city staffers were just looking for guidelines from the council members in a process that…MORE