UW Atmospheric Sciences has issued a rare weather forecast predicting that two fronts will converge Tuesday causing heavy snowfall.
AN UPPER LEVEL WEATHER SYSTEM WILL MOVE ACROSS WESTERN WASHINGTON TODAY GIVING LOCALLY HEAVY SNOW SHOWERS…MORE
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Des Moines Theater project moving into the next phase
Fri, 01/13/12
The Des Moines Theater, recently purchased by developers Tom Lin and Isaiah Dummer is moving into the next phase. As the Highline Times/News reported in early December, the project has been in evaluation mode as the historic building is examined…MORE
Des Moines public works ready for upcoming winter weather
Fri, 01/13/12
Press release:
The Des Moines Public Works Department has been preparing for the winter weather events being forecasted over the next several days.
Our crews, plows, sanders and anti-ice equipment are ready for deployment should…MORE
Burien Police Chief: Larger disparity in violent crime between Burien and North Highline in 2011
Fri, 01/13/12
Burien Police Chief Scott Kimerer said 2011 crime statistics for Burien and unincorporated North Highline illustrated the first noticeable difference in violent crime rates between the areas since he started studying annexation eight years ago.…MORE
‘Divisive’ debate in Burien’s proposed annexation of North Highline
Fri, 01/13/12
Burien’s City Manager Mike Martin called his city’s proposed annexation of the remainder of unincorporated North Highline “a divisive issue.”
Over six and a half hours of testimony from citizens, both for and against the move, was proof of…MORE
SeaTac, Tukwila health care group holding open house
Thu, 01/12/12
Press release:
Global to Local (G2L), an unprecedented public-private partnership focused on addressing health disparities in the cities of SeaTac and Tukwila is hosting an open house event Wednesday, Jan. 18th from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the…MORE
Taxpayers Save $5.4 Million With Refinance of More School Bonds
Thu, 01/12/12
Press release:
Highline Public Schools refinanced another portion of its school construction bonds this week, saving local property owners $1.7 million in taxes. This is the second time this school year the district has refinanced bonds to…MORE
Newly national board certified Highline teachers recognized at board meeting
Thu, 01/12/12
Thirty-three Highline teachers who are newly national board certified were honored Jan. 11 at the Highline Public Schools board meeting. With a total of 117, ten percent of Highline teachers are now nationally board certified. In 2010, 29…MORE
Fewer youth living at Dykeman center on Lake Burien
Thu, 01/12/12
With referrals significantly down and state reimbursement rates decreasing, Ruth Dykeman Children’s Center on Lake Burien has closed two out of its three residential programs.
Only 11 children now live at the site. They are part of the…MORE
Volunteers needed Saturday to fight invasive plants in Normandy Park
Thu, 01/12/12
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. Walker Creek has…MORE
