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Belted by December's windstorm, PowellsWood is back in bloom.

"We lost three big trees and there were broken limbs and branches everywhere - it was quite a mess," said Monte Powell, creator of the private garden.

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Packaged in brightly colored 2-ounce bottles and sold in chocolate, mango and watermelon flavors, "Spykes" malt beverages, a new alcoholic ginseng beer addictive made by Anheuser-Busch, is getting flack from campaigners against underage drinking…MORE

A process that began two and a half years ago might be nearing completion after the Des Moines City Council voted unanimously on April 26 to update and make changes to their Shoreline Master Plan.

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It's a warm day in Federal Way, and Jim Ferrell has opted for the iced coffee instead of the latte at Marissa's.

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West Seattle is well known for its dazzling views of Mount Rainier, the Olympic Mountains, Puget Sound and downtown Seattle.

Burien City Council members continued on April 30 to discuss the Lora Lake Apartments, which are due to be vacated this summer to make more land available for new development planned by the city and the Port of Seattle.

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Port of Seattle Commission President John Creighton announced last week that an agreement in principle has been reached with their regional partners on a land deal for the State Route 509 highway extension.

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Sea-Tac Occupational Skills Center celebrated its 40th anniversary on May 1 by changing its name to Puget Sound Skills Center.

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Gov. Chris Gregoire signed into law May 7 at Des Moines Beach Park a series of legislation to protect and restore Puget Sound.

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