A sculpture outside the Burien Library and City Hall blends well with one of a number of book covers hung around downtown Burien.
Take a tour through downtown and see how many you can spot.
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Lemonade stand
Mon, 07/16/12
The nice weather last week brought out the neighborhood lemonade sellers on many street corners. In Seahurst these youngsters and young adults seemed to be having a great time offering blue cups of pink lemonade. The kid with the juice wants to…MORE
Update: Normandy Park officials diagnose city’s financial condition-- Serious but not fatal
Fri, 07/13/12
Reports of Normandy Park’s demise have been greatly exaggerated, according to city officials.
Normandy Park officials, responding to reports in other media outlets, that the city may disband or seek annexation to Burien or Des Moines,…MORE
Update: Burien council picks committees to write annexation pro and con statements
Fri, 07/13/12
Update for July 17 The Burien City Council unanimously selected on July 16 the members of the committees that will write the pro and con statements on North Highline annexation that will appear in the voters pamphlet.
The vote on…MORE
Celebrate summer with free live music, street party in Olde Burien on Saturday, July 21
Fri, 07/13/12
Press release:
Enjoy the all-too-fleeting summer with outdoor entertainment at the Olde Burien Block Party on Saturday, July 21 from noon to midnight.
Olde Burien will be packed with live music, outside dining and drinking, sausage-…MORE
Attorney General Rob McKenna: "As Governor, I will fight to keep Port business in Washington State;" Clarifies health care position
Fri, 07/13/12
Washington State Republican gubernatorial candidate, Attorney General Rob McKenna shared some thoughts with Robinson Newspapers on his campaign run. Last week we featured his opponent, Democrat Jay Inslee, former 1st District Congressman. Each…MORE
Auditorium at historic Des Moines beach site holds grand opening
Thu, 07/12/12
The city of Des Moines held the grand opening of its Beach Park Auditorium with a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday, July 11.
Located in the city’s Beach Park, the facility is available to the public to rent for private events including…MORE
Update: Ex-candidate's appointment to SeaTac advisory committee stirs up controversy
Thu, 07/12/12
Fallout from a bitter SeaTac City Council election last fall remained Tuesday, July 10 as lawmakers voted on confirmation of the mayoral appointment of two alternates to a citizen’s advisory board.
Judith Williams was confirmed unanimously…MORE
Normandy Park seeks volunteers for levy lid statements
Thu, 07/12/12
Press Release:
The City of Normandy Park is currently seeking volunteers for pro and con committees to prepare statements on the proposed Levy Lid Lift that will be included in the King County Local Voters Pamphlet for a November 2012 vote…MORE
Low tides last week brought explorers to beaches
Thu, 07/12/12
Rachael Shoulder, right, walked way out barefoot on the Seahurst Park beach last week to take advanatge of unusually low tides.
Shoulder and Carrie Pucko examine a beach boulder that is normally underwater.
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