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Washington State Ferries is expecting to be busy this July 4th as many locals and tourists attend the various fireworks displays around the Sound.

Ferry users should remember that security measures require ferry crews to clear the vessels…MORE

Every year, the members of the Federal Way Education Association award nine scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each to graduating seniors who are interested in pursuing a career in education. The Association is pleased to announce this year's…MORE

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Steel Lake's 9-10 year-old softball all- stars did what they had to do -- and they had to do a lot, coming through the loser's bracket to win it all by beating Tahoma, 5-2, at the South County Ballpark Friday.

"I've been working with this…MORE

People living in the Gatewood neighborhood recently discovered a backyard fence built across an alley, but it turns out the alley, not the fence, is out of line.

The alley is in the 7000 block just west of California Avenue Southwest.

At least 439 Highline 10th-graders can breathe a little easier about graduation, while another 725 sophomores face an additional hurdle following the release of preliminary Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL) scores.

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Two homes burned to the ground in Burien and dozens of firefighters stood around and watched.

It was part of a two-day training exercise for the Burien/Normandy Park Fire Department June 2-3.

For the training, two houses near the…MORE

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Burien Mayor Joan McGilton said the issue of trust was what she heard most clearly during three recent "community conversations" on the potential annexation of the North Highline unincorporated area.

"Does the Burien community trust seven…MORE

A walk down the main hall at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center surrounds you with creativity. Art lines the walls while open doors provide a glimpse into workshops, studios and the cluttered offices of community organizations. At the end of the…MORE