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Fri, 07/22/05

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Highline public schools will spend $147.9 million during the 2005-06 fiscal year if a general operating budget presented July 13 is approved.

Under the proposed plan outlined for school board members by budget director…MORE

Fri, 07/22/05

Des Moines City Manager Tony Piasecki said last week that rumors Wal-Mart will build a store on Pacific Highway South are just that - rumors.

Piasecki was contacted by the Times/News, which had received an unconfirmed report that Wal-Mart…MORE

Fri, 07/22/05

Special to the Times/News

Sean Yates is dredging up the dirt in Burien - for planting, that is.

Yates' passion for plants blossomed in May into a garden shop in Olde Burien brimming with a bounty of plants, gardening supplies, and…MORE

Fri, 07/22/05

Sound Transit's board of directors approved July 15 plans for moving forward with extending Central Link light rail to Sea-Tac International Airport.

"We made a promise to voters to take light rail to the airport and today we found a way…MORE

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Fri, 07/22/05

Redondo-area teenager Tyler Veit recently was honored for doing the right thing.

Tyler was presented with a bicycle helmet from the Des Moines Police Department and had a $1,000 donation in his name made to Johnson & Johnson and Safe…MORE

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Fri, 07/22/05

Redondo-area teenager Tyler Veit recently was honored for doing the right thing.

Tyler was presented with a bicycle helmet from the Des Moines Police Department and had a $1,000 donation in his name made to Johnson & Johnson and Safe…MORE

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Fri, 07/22/05

Redondo-area teenager Tyler Veit recently was honored for doing the right thing.

Tyler was presented with a bicycle helmet from the Des Moines Police Department and had a $1,000 donation in his name made to Johnson & Johnson and Safe…MORE

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Fri, 07/22/05

Times/News Correspondent

Chuck never dreamed that 33 years later he would be back aboard ship again, this time underway with his 22-year-old daughter, Desiree - a U.S.

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Thu, 07/21/05

The comings and goings of garbage trucks at the city's proposed intermodal solid-waste transfer facility being considered for Harbor Island wouldn't much affect other traffic, according to a transportation consultant.

Garbage trucks from…MORE

Thu, 07/21/05

Rumors of scaling back a preschool program at Loyal Heights Community Center mobilized a group of concerned parents last week and prompted the Seattle Parks Department to call for a public meeting.

On Monday, the department announced it…MORE

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