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by Tim Takechi

by Tim Takechi

One cannot help but feel both tons of sympathy and absolutely no sympathy for Bob. In Burien Actors Theatre’s annual Christmas show, “Bob’s Office Holiday Party” tells the story of a pleasant but weirdly deluded young man…MORE

By Matt Parker

Dear Fellow 12’s,

I wanted to let you know that I can perfectly predict both the Seahawks results and the Washington State real estate market; they are directly mathematically linked.

Pundits blame supply and…MORE

SEATTLE WA - To Scale (10,000 things for Mark Tobey) is a new large scale sound installation created by Pete Bjordahl (founder of Seattle's Parallel Public Works) and the Berlin-based artist Andy Graydon with funding and support from the…MORE

By Andrea Reay, Executive Director, Discover Burien


Saturday, November 29th is Small Business Saturday®. What is Small Business Saturday? It’s a day to celebrate and support our small businesses in Burien and all they do for our…MORE


Fourteen years ago, I began teaching history at a public high school and my students and colleagues were awesome, but I could see that the school did not have the same resources as the schools I'd attended.



At my old high school, we…MORE

December’s B-Town Beat is coming up on Thursday December 4th from 6 to 9pm.  This month featuring Dickens Carolers at RE/MAX! Also, each business participating will host an artist and be accepting canned food donations on behalf of Transform…MORE

Over 600,000 travelers will be going through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport during the Thanksgiving holiday week, with the busiest traffic days when everyone is headed home. It’s not the busiest time of the year (the summer is) but it may…MORE

Being a graduate of Glacier High School I recently attended an all class reunion, a grand get together enjoyed by many Glacierites and friends. I was thrilled to visit with a number of people from my own class of 1972.

Let me back up…MORE

By Rob Ketcherside Rob Ketcherside writes local history articles from time to time for the Westside Weekly.

The old scene is about 1912 and shows the offices of the Seahurst Land Company near Lake Burien at what's now 22nd SW and SW 152nd…MORE