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Big changes are in store for the heart of Des Moines, as the city has announces issuance of a Request for Qualifications’ soliciting development teams to build on commercial property at the city’s Marina – an expansive five acres of prime…MORE

The first Road Map Region Parent Forum on Saturday, April 20 was a big success, drawing 750 parents and hundreds of children to Foster High School in Tukwila for a day of workshops, inspirational speakers and an interactive Resource Fair.

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The first Road Map Region Parent Forum on Saturday, April 20 was a big success, drawing 750 parents and hundreds of children to Foster High School in Tukwila for a day of workshops, inspirational speakers and an interactive Resource Fair.

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Beachgoers got a front row seat at Seahurst Park in Burien as a fin whale, not native to this area, washed ashore last week.

It was believed to have been struck by a container ship at sea and carried into Puget Sound where it dislodged and…MORE

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Recognizing a law enforcement career that spans four decades, the Metropolitan King County Council honored Major Jim Graddon on Monday, April 22 for his work for the people of King County.

Major Graddon has served 39…MORE

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Detectives from the King County Sheriff’s Office, and the Burien and SeaTac Police Department served search warrants on 5 locations last night related to a lengthy prostitution investigation.

The warrants were served…MORE

King County Sheriff John Urquhart held his campaign kick-off re-election Wednesday, April 17, at the House of Hong in the International District. Co-sponsoring the event were King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg, Seattle City Attorney…MORE

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Supporters of the Interstate 5/State Route 509 Coalition and the newly formed Puget Sound Gateway Project can now get information and updates online.

The Gateway was formed by Rep. Judy Clibborn (D-Mercer Island) with…MORE

Chip Davis has been appointed Burien’s Community Development director, replacing Scott Greenberg who left for a similar position on Mercer Island.


Davis has been a planner with the city since 2002. Previously, he worked as a consultant…MORE

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On April 29, the merger of New Futures with Southwest Youth & Family Services will be complete, creating one stronger, more versatile organization primed to reach more families in southwest Seattle and King County.