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The former Bank America building at 9616 17th SW in White Center is being converted into a retail skate shop and studio space by the owner of next door Southgate Roller Rink.

King County Executive Dow Constantine came to White Center on Tuesday March 30 to highlight an effort to clean up public areas spoiled by litter and graffiti.

information from Seattle Department of Transportation

The family of Tommy Le, a 20-year-old  man who was shot and killed by a King County Sheriff's deputy in Burien in 2017 has settled with the County for $5 million.

information from Highline Public Schools

In February 2020, the Burien City Council directed the Business and Economic Development Partnership (BEDP) to study whether food trucks should be allowed to operate in the City of Burien as part of their 2020 work plan.

The Highline Schools Foundation has named its Gold Star Outstanding Aluma. Pat Thompson!

For more than 100 year Italian immigrants have left their imprint on the Pacific Northwest. Working as farmers, truck drivers, coal miners, in construction, and of course in the restaurant industry, they helped shape Seattle. 

The Italian Cultural Center in Burien will celebrate the opening of the Casa Caffè on March 13th at 9am The opening will feature  Coffee from