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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

Chinook Middle School parents urged Highline Schools board members on June 13 to continue programs to foster parent and community involvement in schools.

Due to proposed budget cuts, a community liaison position at the SeaTac school has…MORE

The public housing facility, Cal-Mor Circle near the Morgan Street Junction is undergoing renovations including replacing unit kitchen and bathroom fans, refinishing 1st floor common areas with upgrades to public bathrooms; replacing exterior…MORE

Lawmakers of the 36th district touted a successful legislative session that incorporated record funding for public education and answered questions about local housing and transportation during a recent town hall meeting.

Reps. Helen…MORE

The Seattle Department of Transportation will go ahead with plans to "skinny" up a portion of 24th Avenue Northwest in the name of pedestrian safety, reducing four lanes of traffic to three with a center turn lane.

The city proposed this "…MORE

A series of new flagpoles and a stone marker will be installed at Ballard's Bergen Place park later this summer paid for by a $4,375 grant from the city's Neighborhood Matching Fund.

The six poles will be 25-feet tall with the flags of…MORE

Eric Stavney of DeVry University has formally announced his candidacy for the City Council seat to be vacated by Councilmember Dean McColgan.

He joins Dini Duclos, Renee Maher, and Hope Elder as the fourth candidate for this position.…MORE

Rose and Dave Ehl, along with Rose's daughter Karla, have operated the Federal Way Saturday Market for four years.

Dave trailers all the gear and rigs up the tents around seven a.m. each Saturday.

They also help the nearly 40…MORE

Tracey Eide hails it as an unprecedented victory for the education community - and the education community seems to agree with her.

After working on the issue since 1993, a measure by Sen.

Burien council members stood firm last week against continuing criticism from public officials and homeless advocates who oppose the city's plan to proceed with demolition of the Lora Lake Apartments.

"We're hearing, 'If Burien doesn't…MORE