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Members of the community and the Seattle Police Department enjoyed the sunshine last Saturday during a picnic at the North Precinct.

Organized by the Seattle Police Foundation, this is just one of the events planned in the Picnic at the…MORE

West Seattle student Micah Horwith of West Seattle, son of Karen Horwith and Robert Horwith, has recently graduated, with high honors, from Swarthmore College with a bachelor of arts degree in biology and English literature with a minor in…MORE

After being harassed by dogs a number of times, a Ballard woman is hesitant to walk her Jack Russell terrier around her neighborhood.

Saraina would only provide her first name for fear of reprisal. She lives on Northwest 57th Street and is…MORE

It all started in the fall of 1971.

Pitching was key in Friday's defeat of West Seattle 4-3 by Pac West in last Friday's elimination bracket.

"We had to do some strange defensively and rework our normal positions to get certain kids up to bat," said a relieved Pac West…MORE

July marked the start of music making in White Center with the Music Nights festival which features a wide variety of live musical performances in various cafes located in downtown White Center.

Music Nights will be on the second Friday of…MORE

King County will try to make North Highline more appealing for annexation by tripling the number of streets to be repaved this summer and doubling progress on sidewalk construction.

The county plans to lay new asphalt on more than 100…MORE

Burien's timeline for annexing the North Highline unincorporated area might slow down if the Seattle City Council doesn't speed up its negotiation process.

At a Burien City Council meeting last week, council members discussed a scheduled…MORE

Police officers will remain in three Highline high schools, Superintendent John Welch announced July 10.

Welch told board members that district staffers had removed elimination of the school resource officers (SROs) from suggested budget…MORE

The Federal Way city council announced they have selected Neal Beets as the new city manager, to start work on August 1st.

Until July 21, Beets is the city manager of Roseville, Minnesota. A city of nearly 34,000, it borders the…MORE