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Residential Burglary Trend In a previous newsletter, we told you about the trend of young women increasingly being involved in burglary, either as the lookout, or as the person who knocks on the door to see if…MORE

By Patrick Robinson and David Rosen

A vigil was staged Sunday evening, March 18 to "remember Greggette Guy and to claim the parks as safe public space."

Guy, 51, was murdered, according to Seattle Police on the evening of March 11.…MORE

press release: In an effort to increase community participation in serving others, the Western Washington councils of the Boy Scouts of America are teaming up with local residents in the fight against hunger. Last weekend, Cub and Boy Scouts from…MORE

In three to four weeks the final OK and a Master Use Permit from Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development office is expected for the Downtown Emergency Service Center’s (DESC) proposed 66-unit supportive housing apartment complex at 5444…MORE

Seattle police are on the lookout for the suspect who robbed the Washington Federal Bank at the Morgan Junction in West Seattle on the afternoon of March 16.

Here are the details and suspect description from SPD:

On March 16th at…MORE

press release: For the second year, Chief Sealth International High School is hosting World Water Week, aimed at highlighting the relationship between members of our local community and water both in the Seattle area and around the world.

Press release: The westbound lanes of the Spokane Street Viaduct between I-5 and SR 99 will be closed again tonight (March 16) from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. on Saturday morning.  This will close direct access to West Seattle via the Spokane Street…MORE

The Herald first reported on a medical marijuana facility opening at Arrowhead Gardens, a senior living apartment complex in Highland Park, on March 9. Sure Can Access Point officially opened their doors on March 14 and we spoke with owner Damon…MORE

King County Assessor Lloyd Hara and his colleagues from his office, the King County Tax Advisor’s Office and the Treasurer’s Office held a meeting March 14 at the Burien Library/City Hall Building. Only about nine citizens attended. Hara said he…MORE

The pre-schoolers may not have realized who Yvette Sanchez Fuentes was when she walked through the classroom doors of the Children’s Home Society of Washington’s Highline Early Learning Center at Highline Community College, sat down at a child-…MORE