The Port of Seattle has started adding water to Des Moines Creek this summer, one year ahead of schedule.
Augmenting water flows into Des Moines and Walker creeks was required by environmental permits for construction of the third runway…MORE
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Highline playing musical chairs with schools
Wed, 08/01/07
A stubborn roof fire and a construction delay have Highline schools officials scrambling to get schools ready for the first day of classes on Sept.
MORESeaTac garage plans OK'd by city
Wed, 08/01/07
The SeaTac City Council amended on July 24 a development agreement for a long-delayed parking garage and retail center on International Boulevard.
WallyPark, a self-park and valet facility, will have 1,678 stalls.
About 14,000…MORE
SeaTac enters the ring on North Highline annexation
Wed, 08/01/07
A fourth contender may jump into the ring in the seventh round of the North Highline annexation fight.
SeaTac lawmakers voted 4-3 on July 24 to consider annexing the Boulevard Park area as part of the city's comprehensive plan.
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Port of Seattle to revisit Lora Lake fate next week
Wed, 08/01/07
The full Port of Seattle Commission is expected to revisit on Thursday, Aug.
MORECity extends application deadline for Youth Commission
Tue, 07/31/07
The Federal Way City Council is accepting applications to fill vacancies on the city's Youth Commission.
Members of this commission serve as an advisory body to the City Council, other city commissions and city staff on issues such as…MORE
Gets scholarship
Tue, 07/31/07
Rebecca Louise Smith, daughter of Ballard residents Peter W. and Cheryl L. Smith, received a $1,500 President's Scholarship for the 2007-2008 academic year from Western Washington University.
President's Scholarships are awarded to…MORE
Transfer station plan scrapped
Tue, 07/31/07
The Seattle City Council trashed plans to build a new garbage transfer station in Georgetown.
On July 16, the council passed a "zero waste" strategy introduced by Councilman Richard Conlin that calls for the city to increase its total…MORE
City hopes new position will improve public relations
Tue, 07/31/07
Federal Way now has someone on staff to help bridge the communication gap between citizens and local government.
Representatives from the city of Federal Way announced last week that the city has hired Linda Farmer, APR, to serve in a…MORE
Kohl-Welles seeks to restore voting right
Tue, 07/31/07
Despite a Washington State Supreme Court decision, Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles, D-Seattle, says voting rights should not be denied to those who have served their time but have been unable to pay their fines.
"While I respect the wisdom and…MORE
