Evergreen high school's Vicente Cordova is moving fast and running is only the half of it.
The other half is jumping and that's because Cordova does not do the sprinting or distance events but instead has concentrated his efforts fully on the field events -- high jump, long jump, and triple jump, and he's dabbling in breaking some school records in the javelin, too.
He's only a sophomore now.
Meet Tammy Shenefelt, owner of Breaktime, Burien's newest restaurant. She and her husband, Rob (he works at Boeing and was not available for a picture), join a growing list of new family dine outs in the Highline area.
They have two children, Ken and Kristina, both born at Highline Hospital. Ken works helping cook breakfasts and Kristina decorated the place with wall hangings of Burien scenes painted by David Volkert.
Kris is a full time student at the University of Washington.
The full service includes breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Liberals explicitly view the dissemination of news in America as a vehicle for left-wing indoctrination ... Fox News drives them nuts.
Ann Coulter in “Slander”
Memo to Eric Mathison:
Move on!
My colleague’s remarks last week reflected the dilemma of most liberals, who still haven’t recovered from the shock of the 2000 election.
Meanwhile, their Democratic Party seems able to do little more than attack President Bush and the Republican majority in Congress.
KING COUNTY WATER DISTRICT #54 COMMISSIONER MEETING TIME CHANGE
Effective May 1, 2006 King County Water District #54's regularly scheduled Commissioner Meeting time will change to 4:00 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
Published in the Highline Times/Des Moines News on MARCH 22, 2006.
#1476
Southwest Suburban Sewer District issued a determination of nonsignificance (DNS) under the State Environmental Policy Act Rules (Chapter 197-11 WAC) for the following project:
Adoption of the Comprehensive Sewer Plan Update for the Southwest Suburban Sewer District. Population projections were made over a twenty-year period. Existing sewer facilities were reviewed to determine their adequacy of current and future projections.
2006 TRANSFER OF CUSTOMERS FROM VAL VUE SEWER DISTRICT TO MIDWAY SEWER DISTRICT
DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE
Description of Proposal: This proposal is for transfer of nine parcels of land from Val Vue Sewer District to Midway Sewer District.
Proponent:Val Vue Sewer District
Location of Current Proposal: The proposed transfer area consists of nine parcels located in Section 27, Township 23 North, Range 4 East, W.M. The area is in King County and the City of SeaTac. The area is bounded by S. 176th St. on the south and generally by 34th Ave. S.
900 OAKESDALE AVENUE SW, RENTON, WA
98055-1219
NOTICE OF LAND USE PERMIT APPLICATION
REQUEST: SHORT SUBDIVISION
FILE: L06S0013
APPLICANT: Dien Luu
SURPLUS TEXTBOOKS, LIBRARY BOOKS,
CASSETTES, FILMSTRIPS, RECORDS, AND MUCH MORE!
HIGHLINE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Boulevard Park Warehouse
12833 20th Avenue South
STUDENTS ONLY:
May 1st - 3rd, 2006
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
PUBLIC:
May 4th - 6th, 2006
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Published in the Highline Times/Des Moines News on MARCH 29, 2006.
#1481
Band parents and students from Tyee High in SeaTac protested on March 22 a decision to schedule band after school.
Speaking before the Highline School Board, parents said the principals at the Tyee campus had informed them that band practice would be moved from the last class period of the school day to an after-school activity in September.
Tyee is split into three small learning communities, each with its own principal.
The speakers said the change would effectively end the band program because students have jobs and other important after-school activities.
The Des Moines City Council voted 4 to 3 on March 23 to award $90,000 to four former city council members to cover legal fees they incurred while in office.
Mixed emotions laced with resentment towards former council members Richard Benjamin, Maggie Steenrod, Gary Petersen and former Mayor Don Wasson permeated council debate on the matter.
In the end, lawmakers decided to pay the legal fees -- a long-standing source of controversy -- and, they said, move Des Moines forward again.
Mayor Bob Sheckler and council members Dave Kaplan, Ed Pina and Carmen Scott
