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Burien officials applauded a favorable decision by the Washington Supreme Court last week that clears the way for development of the city's planned Town Square.

The high court decided not to hear a case challenging the city's condemnation…MORE

The shop at 4737 California Ave. S.W. has housed a succession of bakeries over the past 80 years, most recently Remo Borracchini's Bakery. Before that it was Blake's Bakery for decades. Now the place has another bakery almost cooked through.…MORE

Raymond O. Porter, 23, of Burien, killed himself-apparently accidentally-as he fell wounded in a gun battle with King County Sheriff's deputies early the morning of Dec. 2.

Porter, a reputed gang member, had just mortally wounded Deputy…MORE

The ethical tradeoffs involved in replacing the Alaskan Way Viaduct were discussed at a business forum where they presented this dilemma: Would it better to monkey-wrench comparatively few businesses for a shorter construction period or just…MORE

Deputy Steve Cox, who was killed in the line of duty on Dec.

- A license is required if the business is used at any time between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Urban Partners, the developer of Burien's Town Square, informed city council members on Dec.

Throughout each of her 87 years, Irene Graham has possessed a deep-rooted love of the arts.

"My imagination likes to be busy," she said.

From her home in Federal Way, the sculptor, painter and talented doll maker has crafted a…MORE

Nightlife premises in West Seattle and throughout the city would be required to abide by specific security, litter and noise regulations if the Seattle City Council approves legislation proposed by Mayor Greg Nickels last month.

Nickels…MORE

A Kentridge High School student's fight moves on to Olympia.

Across the state, many high school students with developmental disabilities are being denied the privilege of participating in graduation with their classmates.

Many…MORE