In early April of 1980 some of my friends threw a 60th birthday party for me at Kingston Village. It was a thrill to see so many friendly faces.
As a surprise my kids arranged to have King County Executive John Spellman come to the party.…MORE
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Tue, 03/26/13
In early April of 1980 some of my friends threw a 60th birthday party for me at Kingston Village. It was a thrill to see so many friendly faces.
As a surprise my kids arranged to have King County Executive John Spellman come to the party.…MORE
Mon, 03/25/13
By Kyra-lin Hom
Already inspired to write on the questionable effectiveness of online classes by a recent Seattle Times article, I suddenly found myself with a much more personal connection to the issue this week. By now I should be done…MORE
Wed, 03/20/13
I admit I am lazy.
So lazy that I need some goading to get me to exercise. When my friendly housekeeper, Dorothy, reminded me that I had not done my 20 minutes on the "dreadmill" I tried to make up some excuse like the agony of de feet or…MORE
Wed, 03/20/13
I love vegetable gardening….and trees.
Trouble is, they are incompatible.
Trying to turn over the soil just got me a shovelful of roots. And with all that shade, forget about growing big, juicy vegetables that resemble the ones on…MORE
Mon, 03/18/13
By Brian LeBlanc
In February 2013, the first residents started to move into the AVA Ballard complex on NW Market St and 14th Ave NW where Sunset Bowl once stood. Back in 2008, there was hope that the Sunset could be saved and moved to a…MORE
Mon, 03/18/13
By Kyra-lin Hom
If you've ever been around children, you've probably noticed that they can watch the same movie or read the same book or play the same game again and again pretty much indefinitely. As of this week, my niece's favorite…MORE
Sat, 03/16/13
By Rev. Judith Laxer
The year grows. The third month marches in and flowers begin to bloom in the northwest garden. Primrose and Crocus boast the first welcome colors in the landscape. Lenten Rose hangs delicately from her yellow green…MORE
Mon, 03/11/13
I was fishing with my brother Russell in the Columbia River Slough one summer day in 1928. I was eight, he was ten.
The murky, slow moving river had lots of crappies, perch, catfish, carp and chubs and hundreds of logs next to a shingle…MORE
Mon, 03/11/13
Right on the heels of Hollywood’s Golden Globes and Oscars came Burien’s awards season.
Discover Burien and the city of Burien used to jointly give out annual awards but now they present dueling honors.
The Highline Times presents…MORE
Mon, 03/11/13
By Kyra-lin Hom
To continue from last week, though I had a lot of fun, I sadly never got to meet Gillian Anderson at Emerald City Comicon. You know those 6-inch heels I mentioned before? Well, those had something to do with it. Turns out I…MORE