The Lindenauer family expresses their thanks for all the loving condolences received on the death of Col. (Chaplain) J.M. Lindenauer July 29, 2007.
Age 79, was born and raised in Austin, Minn. Oct. 4, 1927.
At 18 he was drafted to the Korean War and returned west, to Seattle, where he met and married Lorraine in 1951. He was a longtime resident in West Seattle and a member of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church from the very beginning of the Parish. He helped build the school and church where his family attended. He worked at Hormel & Co. for 40 years and was loved and respected by all that knew him.
Age 59, died August 16, 2007, at Whidbey General Hospital, after a long battle with COPD, with his lady Kay-ce by his side.
Denzil came to Seattle from Idaho, finding his calling in creative hair design. He loved to compete and achieved recognition in national and international hair shows. Denzil was the first person to introduce synthetic nails to the state of Washington.
Former Burien City Councilman Stephen Lamphear will take on current Councilman Gordon Shaw in the November general election for Shaw's seat.
Lamphear and Shaw were the top two vote getters for Position 4 in Tuesday's primary election.
North Highline annexation foe J. Fulop finished third.
Lamphear outpolled the incumbent with 1,081 votes (39.90 percent) in unofficial Wednesday returns on Aug. 22. Shaw received 1,009 votes (37.25 percent) and Fulop, 603 votes (22.26 percent.)
King County will continue to update returns by 4:30 p.m.
Former Burien City Councilman Stephen Lamphear will take on current Councilman Gordon Shaw in the November general election for Shaw's seat.
Lamphear and Shaw were the top two vote getters for Position 4 in Tuesday's primary election.
North Highline annexation foe J. Fulop finished third.
Lamphear outpolled the incumbent with 1,054 votes (40.11 percent) in unofficial early Wednesday morning returns.
I would like to welcome a new restaurant into the Burien area. It is Germaine's Country Kitchen, which has moved into the old "Rudy and Sally"s " facility. This is the second owner since Rudy and Sally gave up the business a few years ago.
I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the sign for "Fresh, home-style cooking" at prices everyone could afford. The atmosphere is that of the '50s and '60s and the service is wonderful.
In the Aug. 8 Times/News, Daniel Lee of Normandy Park asks two questions about Lora Lake, as follows: one, what do low-income people say; and two, would people "championing" the apartments live there?"
To respond to question one, I am a low-income person. It is my fortune, for which I am and will always be totally grateful, to live in a home of my own which is completely paid for. I also benefit from the disability property tax exemption.
Today's issue of the Times/News was printed before the polls closed in Tuesday's primary election.
Results can be found at www.highlinetimes.com and will be published in the Aug. 29 Times/News.
In Burien, Gordon Shaw, Stephen Lamphear and J. Fulop sought Shaw's council seat with the top two vote getters moving on to the November general election ballot.
Cathy Hougardy, Brian P. Kennedy and De Sean Quinn ran to succeed Tukwila City Councilwoman Pam Carter, who will face Councilman Jim Haggerty in the mayoral election in November.
The Southwest Suburban Sewer District rejected on Aug. 2 Cheri McWethy's petition for extension of sewer service to the North Hill neighborhood in Des Moines.
Instead, sewer district commissioners initiated a proposal to bring sewers to about 60 percent of that area, said Commissioner William A.
The Family Resource Center is sponsoring a Back To School Resource Fair for SeaTac families on Friday, August 24.
Conducted in partnership with local businesses, organizations, school programs and community members, the fair is designed relieve some of the stress as parents gear up to get their children ready for a new year of classes.
Parents will have the opportunity to learn about a variety of resources and supports available to them such as after-school programs, schedules for immunizations and sports exams, affordable childcare and health care providers, and basic as
