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Compiled by Eric Mathison

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Unlike the last two years, the weather for last weekend’s Wild Strawberry Festival in Buiren was sunny and warm.

The summer weather brought festival-goers out in droves to the Father’s Day car show, chili cook-off, carnival, Band-a-Palooza…MORE

The Burien Public Works crew has installed 24 bike racks in the public right-of-way. The racks can now be found along Southwest 152nd Street, as well as other areas scattered throughout the city.

The other 17 racks, of the 41 total, will…MORE

The Port of Seattle has selected a developer for the Des Moines Creek Business Park project.

Panattoni Development Company, Inc., a privately-held real estate development firm, headquartered in Newport Beach, California, was chosen from a…MORE

The Des Moines Area Food Bank will provide free breakfast, lunch, and snacks to children during the summer through the Simplified Summer Food Program (SSFP).

Highline Public Schools previously announced its summer meal program:http://www.…MORE

The city of Burien has settled its lawsuit with the former developer of the Burien Town Square project. A new company will take over the three parcels that have not been developed.

Burien City Council members approved the settlement 6-0 on…MORE

Sound Transit is conducting an open house June 26 at Parkside Elementary, 2104 S. 247th St., 5-7 p.m. to seek public comment on its evaluation of alternatives to extend Link light rail from SeaTac to the Kent/Des Moines and Federal Way areas.…MORE

Press release:

Des Moines Municipal Court Judge Veronica Galvan was elected president-elect of the Washington State District and Municipal Court Judges Association (DMCJA) at its annual business meeting. Judge Galvan becomes only the fifth…MORE

The Highline Times stories about this Wrangling over the Road has a lot greater following than I thought. Dozens of people I don't know or haven't seen for years are asking questions about it. "Oh, you're that guy I read about in the Highline…MORE

This Wednesday, the city of Burien sent out a newsletter to its approximately 48,000 residents and on the front page of that newsletter, it failed to list me as a candidate for council.

The information for who is running in the Council…MORE