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Centerstage opens its season with a country-western smash: the musical comedy, Blue Plate Special.

Starring in the show is local actress, Loretta Deranleau-Howard, a Tacoma resident who works at Weyerhaeuser as a Blueprinting Analyst.…MORE

A recently announced Ballard development is part of the transformation of Northwest Market Street from sleepy, hinterland high street into an urban canyon on par with Belltown.

Trammell Crow, an international real estate firm, recently…MORE

"Skateboarding is not crazy" was painted on the boy's well used skateboard as over 100 people crowded into the Delridge Community Center last week to talk about the 30 proposed sites around the city where youth could practice the relatively new…MORE

Who's going to teach Burien's teens how to drive?

It will be harder to find a professional driving instructor following the state Department of Licensing's closure of Diamond Driving School in Burien.

Owner Gary Probst signed on Oct…MORE

Federal Way News

If Twin Lakes could elect its own mayor, Duane Malo would certainly rank high on the list of worthy candidates.

He carries with him an obvious affinity for his neighborhood and the local Twin Lakes Golf and Country…MORE

The city of Seattle is finishing the design of a mile long Burke Gilman Trail extension from Northwest 60th Street to Golden Gardens Park.

Despite what has historically been a rancorous debate over the plan to build a bike path though the…MORE

Two West Seattle K-8 schools have steadfastly rejected the Seattle Schools superintendents recommendation that alternative Pathfinder program be merged with the more traditional programs at Cooper school.

In reaction, Superintendent Raj…MORE

Future students at the Highline School District's Aviation High School may attend classes at a new facility across from Tukwila's Museum of Flight.

Estimated cost of the new school is about $30 million, Superintendent John Welch told board…MORE

I've long considered the folks at the Friends of the Hylebos Wetlands a rather creative bunch.

They spend most of their working hours devising ways to put people in touch with the abundance of nature here in Federal Way.

Social service agencies serving the Burien area will receive $95,000 from the city for their 2007-2008 funding cycle.

The grants were made Oct.