By Lindsay Peyton
When West Seattle resident Paige Slater was pregnant for the first time, she found a resource and a support system just down the road, in Burien.
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UPDATE: Hit and Run near SeaTac results in death; Suspect arrested
Sat, 02/03/18
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Fri, 02/02/18
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Viktoria Cambas, Tyee student, serves as state house page
Fri, 02/02/18
Viktoria Cambas, a student at Tyee High School, served as a page this week in the Washington State House of Representatives. Sponsored by State Rep. Mia Gregerson (D-SeaTac), Viktoria is the daughter of Carmina Inez Cambas…MORE
SeaTac Airport Central Terminal Renovation project now underway
Thu, 02/01/18
To provide more dining and shopping options to meet growing passenger demands, as well as more opportunities for local businesses and workers, SeaTac airport is launching a project that will markedly change the heart of…MORE
New shuttle service connects Des Moines business park to light rail
Tue, 01/30/18
A new shuttle service connecting a bustling business park in Des Moines to Sound Transit's Angle Lake light rail station was commemorated with an official ribbon cutting on Jan. 30. Metro will not be charging fares on the…MORE
Burien Library February Calendar
Tue, 01/30/18
February 2018 Events
Please click on the links below to view the programs for each age group.
Children & Families
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Des Moines students take their ideas for the future to Washington D.C.
Tue, 01/30/18
By Lindsay Peyton
The year is 2179, and the city of the future is called TerraNova. A space elevator in the center of town connects to satellites. A hyperloop train helps residents zoom around commercial zones,…MORE
Empty Bowls a soupy success sets new record of $25,000; Benefitting the Highline and White Center Foodbanks
Fri, 01/26/18
The annual Empty Bowls event at the Burien Community Center featured more than 1300 handcrafted bowls from Moshier Community Art Center potters to benefit the Highline and White Center Food banks.
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