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SEATAC — Workers at Sea-Tac airport say they deserve to make a living wage. And in November, citizens of the city of SeaTac will vote on a proposal to raise their salaries to $15 an hour.…MORE

This Male Hound mix was found wandering down 4th Ave SW and at 158th st in Burien this afternoon. Super friendly no collar or tags. If this is your dog or you know where he belongs please contact Burien CARES:

Monique Shiels Office…MORE

You can sing! And are invited to attend the first-ever FREE Northwest Associated Arts (NWAA) Community Sing! This event will combine ChoralSounds, YouthSounds, TeenSounds, KidSounds, and SilverSounds NW and both Paula Hawkins and Brian J.…MORE

The following warning on consuming shellfish was released by King County Public Health on Aug. 13:

Shellfish infections running double summer average; oyster fans beware Tuesday, August 13, 2013

A saltwater bacteria has sickened…MORE

Local residents will have a prime opportunity to learn about the internal workings of the 9-1-1 emergency dispatch center when the next 9-1-1 Citizen’s Academy is held on September 28th, 2013.

The academy will educate citizens about the…MORE

Aug. 13 at Steve Cox Memorial Park was a day of reflection on the unincorporated area of White Center and North Highline for King County Executive Dow Constantine, and a chance to talk about the area's future in addressing the WC Chamber of…MORE

By Cassie Campbell It was a busy morning along the north shore of Seahurst Beach park where naturalists from the Seattle Aquarium and other volunteers combed the beach trying to find various sea creatures that need to be relocated.

Next…MORE

By Ty Swenson The Washington State Liquor Control Board (WSLCB) decided it needs a bit more time to fine tune their rules for the implementation of I-502 (creating a legal way for adults to obtain and smoke marijuana) on Aug. 14, and the Seattle…MORE

Are you guilty of supporting Special Olympics? Grab a “partner in crime” and support 10,000 Special Olympics Athletes across the state in this unique nighttime 5K, August 24, 10 p.m. at The Landing, Renton. Walkers, runners, kids and costumes are…MORE

by Carol Role Burien sisters, Carol and Katie Roll, climbed Mt Rainier over the weekend to raise funds for breast cancer research at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle.

Carol Roll, 31, a 6-year Burien resident, summited Mt…MORE