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By Tim Clifford

Investigators with the Des Moines Police Department are seeking answers in a shooting that occurred mid-day on May 20 in the parking lot of a 7-11 along Pacific Highway. One man was shot and left with life threatening…MORE

Burien, WA– Mount View Elementary teacher Jamie Ewing earned first place in The Henry Ford’s Innovative Nation Teacher Innovator Awards. Ewing is one of ten first place winners in the country.

The award recognizes educators who are using…MORE

BELLINGHAM – Western Washington University student Shaheerah Maria Davis, daughter of Malcom Davis of Des Moines, has accepted the $2,000 Fairhaven College Opportunity Scholarship Fund for the 2015-2016 academic year.

The Fairhaven…MORE

May 27, 2015 (SeaTac, WA) – SeaTac United, a non-profit group that promotes personal skills development and cooperative partnerships for local students, today announced that Alaska Airlines is sponsoring its math camp and soccer league activities…MORE

Normandy Park, WA — Normandy Park Senior Living & Memory Village will join an estimated 1,000 local groups to celebrate the 22nd Annual National Senior Health & Fitness Day (NSHFD) on May 27th, 2015 from 2 PM to 4 PM.. As an official host…MORE

Highline breaks ground for new urgent care clinic A Groundbreaking Ceremony for new Franciscan Medical Pavilion 16705 1st Avenue South, Burien (corner of 1st Avenue South and Southwest 160th Street) was held Thurs., May 7. CHI Franciscan Health…MORE

Burien, WA– Pacific Middle School is being recognized for its innovative work to provide alternatives to suspension that keep students in school and learning.   Uniting for Youth named Pacific Academy, Pacific’s in-school suspension (ISS) program…MORE

Highline Public Schools is seeking feedback from families of Highline students through an online Parent and Family Climate Survey. All families are encouraged to participate in the survey which asks questions on topics ranging from academic…MORE

By Tim Clifford The first meeting for the month of May for the SeaTac City Council was held on May 12 at City Hall. Clocking in at a little over 90 minutes and with only two presentations on the agenda this was one of the shorter meetings in…MORE

By Tim Clifford The first meeting for the month of May for the SeaTac City Council was held on May 12 at City Hall. Clocking in at a little over 90 minutes and with only two presentations on the agenda this was one of the shorter meetings in…MORE