By Gwen Davis
Normandy Park experienced a wave of drama recently when several residents complained that the California-based Hanbleceya – a company serving individuals with mental illness – opened treatment facilities in their neighborhood…MORE
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Fight ivy in Normandy on Saturday
Thu, 09/20/12
Press release:
Since 2008, volunteers in Walker Preserve have removed large amounts of invasive plants and planted many native trees and shrubs. Walker Preserve is in the City of Normandy Park, along Walker Creek. You can help restore…MORE
SeaTac receives first comprehensive government 5-star Envirostars certification
Thu, 09/20/12
Press release:
The City of SeaTac has received the first overall municipality 5-Star EnviroStars Certification rating from the EnviroStars certification program that recognizes businesses on their environmentally friendly practices and…MORE
Update 2: Normandy Park city manager denies he is bailing out because of city’s financial woes
Thu, 09/20/12
Two prominent Highline city staffers are leaving for other cities.
Normandy Park City Manager Doug Schulze was selected Wednesday night, Sept. 19 to become the city manager of Bainbridge Island. The town has a population of 23,000,…MORE
Tent City 3 homeless encampment keeps an eye out on its own, & on Tukwila neighborhood, it says
Thu, 09/20/12
Tent City 3, the homeless encampment of 100 adult men and women, plus a few cats and dogs, put down stakes last August at Riverton Park United Methodist Church, 3118 S 140th St., Tukwila, where it will remain until November 17, its official 3-…MORE
UPDATE WITH SLIDESHOW: Buzz Aldrin, other astronauts & cosmonauts spoke at Museum of Flight
Wed, 09/19/12
UPDATE: Sunday, SEPT. 23:
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The Seattle Museum of Flight in Tukwila welcomed an A-list of astronauts, mission controllers, cosmonauts, and other officials this weekend for their "Wings of Heroes" gala and…MORE
Group Health Clinic expansion in Burien delayed; No layoffs expected
Wed, 09/19/12
Seattle-based Group Health Cooperative is reorganizing due to financial constraints, and plans to cut annual expenses by $250 million by the end of 2013, CEO Scott Armstrong said in an email to employees. He said some job cuts will come. Richard…MORE
Volunteers needed to count Burien bikers/pedestrians next week
Wed, 09/19/12
Press release:
The Annual Bicycle and Pedestrian Count will be taken at locations throughout Washington State in nearly 40 jurisdictions, including Burien.
Data collected from these counts will be used to monitor success in…MORE
Navos to launch Community Coalition for Drug Free Youth
Wed, 09/19/12
Navos Mental Health Solutions, a private non-profit with locations in West Seattle and Burien, is putting together a group of businesses, citizens, non-profits and government agencies to launch a Community Coalition for Drug Free Youth, aimed at…MORE
Burien Town Square developer proposes 173-unit apartment building
Tue, 09/18/12
Harbor Urban press release:
Harbor Urban, LLC presented new conceptual design plans for the proposed development of Phase II of the Town Square Project to Burien city staff on Sept. 14.
Construction of the proposal put forth by…MORE
