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By Tom Pearce

Here’s how the paving and restriping dance will go: We’ll start closing the lanes at 8 p.m. Friday, July 29. By 10 p.m., southbound I-5 will be reduced to the two left lanes, starting just south of SR 518 and ending near SR…MORE

Discover Burien’s second annual ‘Boiling Point’ seafood boil and fundraiser will be begin at 5 p.m. on Saturday, August 13th on the beach of Seahurst Park located at 1600 SW Seahurst Park Rd in Burien. The event will include a magical night of…MORE

Yesterday, the Metropolitan King County Council adopted legislation to create more geographic equity in the placement of retail marijuana locations while reducing the number of residential areas that will be available for the production and…MORE

– This summer in Burien and the surrounding areas, 2,359 students in the Highline School District received 28,308 new books for summer reading. Book Up Summer, a program of Page Ahead Children’s Literacy Program, combats summer learning loss by…MORE

by Lindsay Peyton

Highline Public Schools is preparing for a bond election next November – to fund renovations to deteriorating schools, safety improvements on all campuses and needed expansions to ease overcrowding.

The school…MORE

Discover Burien is pleased to announce the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting celebration for The Oilerie Burien. The Oilerie is a locally owned specialty food shop offering imported olive oils and balsamic vinegars. They will even hand bottle…MORE

Burien Actors Theatre announces auditions for the comedy The Ultimate Christmas Show (abridged), written by Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor, to be performed from Nov. 25 through Dec. 18.  The play calls for a strong ensemble of just three actors…MORE

by Clara McMichael On July 20, the city of Des Moines hosted a meet-and-greet so community members could meet with the four finalists that the city council has chosen to fill the position of city manager.

The four finalists are Michael…MORE

Discover Burien is pleased to announce the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting celebration for The Oilerie Burien. The Oilerie is a locally owned specialty food shop offering imported olive oils and balsamic vinegars. They will even hand bottle…MORE

A year and a half ago, Don Carmignani and his wife, Bev, moved into an apartment in Wesley Gardens. Their home in SeaTac – which they had occupied for 43 years – was too much to maintain once Don was diagnosed with Parkinson’s.

“At our age…MORE