The King County Council honored the late Judy Duff, a noted North Highline area activist, in a ceremony at its Sept.
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Kvichak can’t find workers here
Tue, 09/26/06
Concerns about viaduct construction impacts and housing costs are forcing one Ballard business to look beyond Seattle to find labor for a $600 million U.S. Coast Guard boat-building contract.
“I don’t have a great deal of confidence that…MORE
New neighborhood park dedicated in east Burien
Tue, 09/26/06
Burien celebrated the opening of a new neighborhood park on Sept. 15.
City staff members, neighbors, and members of the family whose father donated the land in 1999 gathered at the park for the dedication.
Mathison Park, at 533 S.…MORE
Update: Dead heat in SeaTac fire levy race
Wed, 09/20/06
In early returns, SeaTac voters are almost evenly split on the question of whether they want to raise property taxes to fund replacement of two fire stations and hire more firefighters.
As of early Wednesday morning, King County Elections…MORE
Annexation foes ban together
Wed, 09/20/06
Bt TIMES/NEWS News Services
Four groups opposed to annexation of North Highline by Burien have united their efforts against any attempt by the city to absorb part or all of the unincorporated area.
The Burien Residents Against…MORE
Junction Street Repair Continues
Wed, 09/20/06
The repaving of California Avenue continues with work in the Junction. During the process the Merlino Construction crews unearthed large railroad ties that were buried under the street sometime in the 1940's when a trolley line used to run down…MORE
Citizens, police crack down on Aurora drugs
Tue, 09/19/06
You know what they're doing when the guy on the street is sizing up everybody who walks by and enough eye contact will get you a question asking what you're looking for.
MOREDenny-Sealth joint project eyed
Tue, 09/19/06
A $125 million project was announced last week to demolish Denny Middle School and move it to a new address on Kenyon Street to bring it closer to Chief Sealth High School, where other new facilities could be built to serve both schools.
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Playfield light change rejected
Tue, 09/19/06
A City Council committee last week rejected a move by Loyal Heights neighbors to keep the lights at a nearby playfield off for three nights a week.
"What benefit is it for kids to play sports, with limited playfield use," said Pat Brake,…MORE
Rules given for campaign sign placement
Tue, 09/19/06
Election season is in full swing, and forests of campaign signs have sprouted on medians and other public places such as planting strips and even traffic circles. Candidates and their staffs, as well as the general public, should be aware of…MORE
