Burien's non-profit Environmental Science Center will host its annual fundraiser at Seahurst Park Sunday, Aug. 7.
Speakers at the 4 p.m. event will include former Gov.
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National Night Out to fight crime
Wed, 07/27/05
Times/News
Block parties and other neighborhood events will celebrate the 22nd annual National Night Out - "America's night out against crime" - in the Highline area and across the country Tuesday, Aug. 2.
National Night Out is a…MORE
State sends $16.2 million for Mount Rainier High
Wed, 07/27/05
TIMES/NEWS
The Highline School District received $16.2 million in state construction funds last week for the rebuilding of Mt. Rainier High School in Des Moines.
The funds were part of more than $294 million in capitol construction…MORE
MSC's Emergency Family Shelter Gets a Makeover
Wed, 07/27/05
The Community Center building at the Emergency Family Shelter operated by the Multi-Service Center just off Military Road and the Kent-Des Moines Highway, was showing its age. Then three area corporations recognized the need, stepped forward,…MORE
First ever Federal Way Idol
Wed, 07/27/05
Photo illustration by Seth Bynum / Federal Way News
Federal Way residents performed for a panel of judges in the opening auditions of the inaugural Federal Way Idol last week. Nearly 60 contestants vied for 12 slots in next month's finals…MORE
Views vary on Southwest flying away
Wed, 07/27/05
Times/News
Reaction to Southwest Airlines' announcement that it plans to move flights from Sea-Tac International Airport to Boeing Field varied widely among three Highline community leaders last week.
SeaTac Mayor Frank Hansen,…MORE
Taxes are key in N. Highline debate
Wed, 07/27/05
ROBINSON NEWSPAPERS
If the North Highline area were to incorporate and become Washington's newest city, its residents and businesses would generate about $11.3 million in tax revenue every year, according to a study released last week.…MORE
Wanda Jackson still rocks
Wed, 07/27/05
NEWS-TRIBUNE
Legends are seldom recognized in their own time. For Wanda Jackson, it took nearly three decades before she realized that she was a trailblazer for women in rock 'n' roll.
MOREConlin proud of work for neighborhoods
Wed, 07/27/05
NEWS-TRIBUNE
As a two-term Seattle City Council member Richard Conlin said his leadership in the past eight years to bring community concerns and plans through council approval is part of what drives his confidence in his re-election…MORE
