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Tue, 05/08/07

The Seattle School District has agreed to a three-year contract and a $240,00 annual salary for its new superintendent.

Maria Goodloe-Johnson will begin work here on July 9.

"We are thrilled to have Dr. Maria Goodloe-Johnson…MORE

Tue, 05/08/07

Highline Superintendent John Welch has been named the "most effective administrator" among large school districts in Washington State by the Washington School Administrators Association (WASA) and PEMCO Insurance.

Superintendent Welch will…MORE

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Tue, 05/08/07

The new Crown Hill Neighborhood Association is gearing up to tackle some of the biggest issues in the community, from the future of an old school building to the unwanted Safeway discount gas station.

The group aims to build a unified…MORE

Tue, 05/08/07

White Center and Boulevard Park residents get another rare chance to vote May 17.

Six of 13 seats are up for grabs on the North Highline Unincorporated Area Council at an election to be held from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mount View Elementary School…MORE

Tue, 05/08/07

Mortimer Brewster is practically an old friend of ours.

You know him-a New York drama critic who hates watching plays? The guy whose brother thinks he's Teddy Roosevelt and is digging the Panama Canal in his basement? The one whose other…MORE

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Tue, 05/08/07

The $149 million dollar school construction bond measure will rebuild:

Valhalla Elementary School

Panther Lake Elementary

Lakeland Elementary

Sunnycrest Elementary

Lakota Middle School

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Tue, 05/08/07

The Elliott Bay Water Taxi and the Metro shuttles from the dock to Alki, Admiral and the Junction will be permanent and year around under the King County Ferry District approved last week by the Metropolitan King County Council.

A newly…MORE

Tue, 05/08/07

Shop for locally grown fresh produce and flowers at Burien's Farmers Market, which opens for the season Thursday, May 10, at a new location.

Town Square construction is forcing the market to move to the parking lot of the former city hall…MORE

Mon, 05/07/07

SeaTac lawmakers reacted angrily on April 24 to a disclosure by Port of Seattle officials that the Port may take part of Des Moines Creek Park to extend a runway at Sea-Tac International Airport.

Elizabeth Leavitt, Port aviation…MORE

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Sun, 05/06/07

Burien City Council members reviewed designs of possible public art for Town Square at an April 23 study session.

A proposed "centerpiece" work, which would be located in the public plaza at Town Square, resembles a tilted, upside-down…MORE

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