Dashing from store to store along N.W. Market street are the pitter patter of shopping feet, the most reassuring sound to merchants along this busy corridor besides the "dinging" sound the cash register makes as it records another sale.
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Wed, 12/21/05
Dashing from store to store along N.W. Market street are the pitter patter of shopping feet, the most reassuring sound to merchants along this busy corridor besides the "dinging" sound the cash register makes as it records another sale.
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Wed, 12/21/05
The latest addition to the Ballard building boom is Hjarta condominiums.
MORETue, 12/20/05
Some Gatewood Hill residents were hoping development of a park in their neighborhood would bring a new pedestrian pathway with it but city planners say the Orchard Street Ravine is too steep to support transverse trails.
Planners from…MORE
Tue, 12/20/05
Burien Deputy Mayor Joan McGilton told the Times/News last week she assumes a national search will be conducted to find a replacement for City Manager Gary Long.
Long, who has served as Burien’s city manager since October 1998, announced…MORE
Tue, 12/20/05
Burien residents had an opportunity to view the latest designs for the planned 57,000-square-foot City Hall/King County Regional Library at an open house Dec.
MORETue, 12/20/05
"What's the single biggest concern facing public schools in Washington today?" she asked, almost rhetorically, before biting into a tuna salad sandwich from Marlene's Deli.
MORETue, 12/20/05
What does it cost to run a successful campaign for public office in Federal Way?
Michael Morgan, who was elected municipal judge in Federal Way last month and will start his new job on January 1, 2006, spent a total of $40,608 on his…MORE
Tue, 12/20/05
On December 2, within the space of twenty minutes, Jaime Pourier went from crying tears of anguish and loss to weeping with gratitude.
A resident of the Twin Lakes area, the 24-year-old single mother had taken her young daughter to the…MORE
Tue, 12/20/05
The Federal Way Public Schools Winter Break has been extended to include Monday, the day after New Year's Day. At its regular board meeting on Dec. 13, the FWPS Board voted that January 2, 2006 will NOT be a school day, and May 30, 2006 will be…MORE
Tue, 12/20/05
King County parks users will reach parks managers when they fill out an Internet survey at http://tellkingcountyparks.com.
Managers and staff will receive real-time survey comments about conditions, safety concerns or suggestions for…MORE