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South King County motorists traveling on State Route 167 are one step closer to having the option of paying for a faster, more reliable trip.

WSDOT awarded a contract to Signal Electric, Inc. of Kent for a competitive bid of $7,087,088 to…MORE

Matthew P. Jarvis of Jarvis Financial Services, Inc has earned the Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) professional designation from The American College, Bryn Mawr, PA.

Earning the ChFC places Matthew in the top quartile of the…MORE

The Regional Transportation Investment District's list of proposed highway improvements in the June 13 edition included plans to extend the southern end of State Route 509 to connect to northbound Interstate 5. The new 2.5-mile road would be open…MORE

Evan Renwick is not your normal 14 year old.

While most of his peers spend their idle moments basking in video games and text messaging, Evan dons a brightly-colored spandex outfit, slips into a pair of biking shoes and takes off like a…MORE

The City of Seattle Fire Department open house is set for Sunday July 1st from 1pm to 3pm. Visitors are encouraged to visit stations and get to see how firefighters live and work. Station 37 located at 7300 35th SW is scheduled to move two blocks…MORE

There will be second year of Summer College, a program that aims to help struggling students meet high school graduation and proficiency requirements while exposing them to the opportunities of a college education.

Summer College will help…MORE

Work on California Avenue between Southwest Genesee and Southwest Spokane Street has been completed except pavement striping, to be done within the next three weeks.

Final paving of California Avenue between Spokane Street and Admiral Way…MORE

The Fauntleroy Community Services Agency will have at least a year to decide whether or not to purchase the old Fauntleroy schoolhouse under a plan adopted by the School Board.

The board voted unanimously to amend the district's facilities…MORE

The 34th District Democrats' candidate's forum is always two events in one. There's the parade of candidates with each getting a few minutes at the microphone to convince the assembled group why they ought to be the Democrats' nominee.

The…MORE

The West Seattle Design Review Board was critical of plans for a seven-story, mixed-use development to be built across Alaska Street from Jefferson Square because they think it won't be pedestrian friendly.

Having no pedestrian entrances…MORE