After lobbying for a full-service public library for nearly 100 years, residents of South Park will finally get what they've been asking for when a new Seattle Public Library branch opens there Sept. 9.
From 1908 to 1946, South Park…MORE
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Tue, 09/05/06
After lobbying for a full-service public library for nearly 100 years, residents of South Park will finally get what they've been asking for when a new Seattle Public Library branch opens there Sept. 9.
From 1908 to 1946, South Park…MORE
Tue, 09/05/06
It's very difficult for middle-income buyers to afford a single-family house in King County-unless they look in the Highline area.
According to recent a Seattle Times analysis, only nine areas in the county still offer affordable homes.…MORE
Tue, 09/05/06
Instead of a monorail station, the Junction could be getting a new eight-story building with commercial space on the ground floor and 110 residential units above.
Harbor Properties presented preliminary plans for the multiuse project to…MORE
Tue, 09/05/06
Burien Little Theatre opens its 2006-07 season Friday, Sept. 8, with the Tony Award-winning comedy Art by Yasmina Reza.
BLT's production runs through Oct. 1. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. at the…MORE
Tue, 09/05/06
Former Kennedy High School football standout Mike Utley is one person who can't be slowed down.
With help from Kennedy, Utley and his foundation preparing to put on the fourth annual DAM2DAM "Thumps Up!" bike tour.
The event, which…MORE
Tue, 08/29/06
Editor's note: One year ago, Hurricane Katrina slammed into and devastated the Gulf States. Highline residents responded generously, donating thousands of dollars and truckloads of clothing and other goods for those who were displaced by the…MORE
Tue, 08/29/06
The intersection of NW 58th St. and 24th Ave. NW has been at the heart of significant redevelopment in the last few years. QFC is in the process of renovating its store, and adding five floors of living space above it. A new park and library sit…MORE
Tue, 08/29/06
Calling illegal immigration "rampant," U.S. Rep. Adam Smith told Burien Lions Club members last week the first step toward solving this problem is to get "better control of our borders."
Smith, a Democrat whose 9th Congressional District…MORE
Tue, 08/29/06
The Ballard Avenue Landmark District Board approved a design proposal last week for a new 146-unit senior housing facility on Ballard Avenue Northwest after the developers, Teutsch Partners, altered their original plan to meet the historic…MORE
Tue, 08/29/06
Members of the Burien Residents Against Annexation Political Action Committee last week challenged others who support annexing the North Highline unincorporated area at a meeting of the PAC.
A mix of ideas concerning possible annexation…MORE