February 2008

Four teenage burglars had a bad day in Burien on Thursday. First the owner of the house they were burglarizing came home and chased them out of his house at gunpoint. Then police caught two of the burglars within minutes. Finally, the last two were caught after the area was flooded with Sheriff's deputies, Burien officers, and the sheriff's Guardian One helicopter.

The incident began when a man returned to his home in the 16400 block of Ambaum Blvd S. (Burien) after walking his dog. He found a burglar in his kitchen.

A new marine science center- one of only two such college-owned facilities in Washington with direct saltwater access-is expected to open in Redondo during spring quarter.

The $2 million Marine Science and Technology Center (MaST) of Highline Community College will provide expanded learning opportunities for students, residents of South King County and the entire Puget Sound region.

Another $500,000 is being raised to endow and permanently fund scholarships, camps and community programs.

"This one-of-a-kind facility will bring together science educati

With a firm handshake and an air of confidence in her voice, it's not difficult to see why the judges at the February 2 Miss Auburn Scholarship Program pageant picked Cara Rudd from among 23 other qualified contestants.

"She's got the full package," said one anonymous blogger on the FederalWayNews.net website, sharing sentiments about Rudd's complete balance of platform, talent and presentation.

Since taking the helm of the school's drama department in 1982, Gorne has no doubt made a significant impact in the lives of hundreds of former Eagles.

Marking her 97th production with the school, six of Gorne's former students will once again take the stage at the FWHS Little Theater. On February 15 and 16, the all-alum cast will perform "Laundry and Bourbon" and "Lone Star," a pair of companion plays written by James McLure.

"We hope this production serves as PR for the program as well as a fundraiser," Gorne said.

Four teenage burglars had a bad day in Burien on Thursday. First the owner of the house they were burglarizing came home and chased them out of his house at gunpoint. Then police caught two of the burglars within minutes. Finally, the last two were caught after the area was flooded with Sheriff's deputies, Burien officers, and the sheriff's Guardian One helicopter.

The incident began when a man returned to his home in the 16400 block of Ambaum Blvd S. (Burien) after walking his dog. He found a burglar in his kitchen.

Within the City of Seattle a special working relationship thrives through a Memorandum of Agreement between Seattle Parks and Recreation and the Associated Recreation Council (ARC) and its member advisory councils.

ARC is comprised of 37 advisory councils sharing a common purpose with Seattle Parks to provide community supported, high quality programs and services. Advisory council financial activities are processed through ARC.

A new marine science center- one of only two such college-owned facilities in Washington with direct saltwater access-is expected to open in Redondo during spring quarter.

The $2 million Marine Science and Technology Center (MaST) of Highline Community College will provide expanded learning opportunities for students, residents of South King County and the entire Puget Sound region.

Another $500,000 is being raised to endow and permanently fund scholarships, camps and community programs.

"This one-of-a-kind facility will bring together science educati