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Noting lasts forever. Including the arch welcoming all to Burien. The WAS at the intersection of 152nd Street and 1st AVenue South. Last Wednesday, a guy in a big truck with a crane on top knock down the sign as he headed west into town. He said…MORE

Beloved husband, father, son, brother, uncle, grandson, and friend, Cory Repp, 33, went to be with the Lord after a three-year battle with brain cancer. Born and raised in Bellevue, WA, Cory also lived in Guatemala from age 12-14. There he…MORE

By Lee Robinson

Our household contri­bution to the lunatic fringe sauntered out to the kitchen exuding sweetness and light last Saturday and quoth, "The kids have been bugging me to take them fishing Sunday and I don't really want to go…MORE

Discover Burien was founded in 2002 by a group of dedicated business leaders in Burien who wanted to have an organized and unified voice that could participate in the exceptional and exciting opportunities our city was undertaking. Since 2002…MORE

The City of Burien has hired a Parking Compliance Officer to monitor two-hour parking zones and disabled parking spaces in and around the downtown Burien core. He will begin by issuing warnings as part of an outreach program to encourage…MORE

Four students from Mount Rainer High School in Des Moines have been charged in connection to the alleged rape of a 15-year-old girl during an overnight school field trip to Seattle last fall. 

Donnie Ray Moore and Keegan J. Tarabochia,…MORE

information from King County Sheriff

About 9:15 Sunday, Feb. 14 SeaTac Officers responded to a serious accident in the 18600 block of International Blvd.

A black SUV was northbound on International Blvd and a white sedan was…MORE

August 27, 1925 ~ January 15, 2016

Born to parents Lawrence and Myrtle Ellington, longtime residents of Des Moines, Washington, Lois resided there most of her life.

She graduated from Highline High School 1943, joined the Cadet…MORE