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King County Sheriff's detectives arrested a man near 128th and Des Moines Way South on Jan. 3 that was wanted in connection with a burglary last week in Skyway.

Cindi West, Public Information Officer for King County Sheriff said, "When our…MORE

The Seattle Public Library’s High Point Branch, 3411 S.W. Raymond St., 206-684-7454, will reopen at 1 p.m. Monday, Jan. 9 after being closed for five weeks for refurbishing.

The public is invited to enjoy refreshments and celebrate the…MORE

Born December 2, 1929, passed on December 12, 2016. Ed enjoyed flying and flew all over the U.S. and Alaska, hunting, being a commercial fisherman on his boat “Irish 1” and an apartment owner.

He leaves behind his wife of 66 years Jo,…MORE

From as early an age as she could remember, Melba Jean McConnaughey wanted to be a classroom teacher. And although she retired after nearly 40 years as a high school teacher of English in Arkansas, Texas and Washington, she continued to be an…MORE

A new year brings new changes.

In the case of the Burien Arts Association, the change is converting from a storefront gallery in Olde Burien to a mobile gallery at Burien’s municipal offices on the third floor of the Burien Library/City…MORE

MELBA JEAN TAYLOR McCONNAUGHEY 1932 - 2016   From as early an age as she could remember, Melba Jean McConnaughey wanted to be a classroom teacher.  And although she retired after nearly 40 years as a high school teacher of English in Arkansas,…MORE

On Monday, Dec 12th the King County Council recognized and honor the White Center PAL Boxing Club for its 2nd place performance at the National Jr. Golden Gloves Tournament in Nevada this summer. The tournament team was comprised of young boxers…MORE

Burien resident Jeff Marsten is a man on a mission. He’s setting out to continue a tradition that’s been around for centuries and to cultivate a love of kendo in Seattle.

Marsten founded the Highline Kendo Kai club in 1976 – offering…MORE