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Fri, 02/15/13

Press release:

The City of SeaTac is pleased to announce the opening of SeaTac Market, a multicultural grocery store and bakery. The 10,500 square foot grocery opened to a crowd of 500 people on January 24.

“This is the only grocery…MORE

Fri, 02/15/13

Press release:

The City Council will celebrate the City of Burien's 20th birthday at its Monday, March 4 meeting, 7 p.m., at City Hall first floor Council Chambers.

Past Councilmembers in attendance will be recognized and Mayor…MORE

Fri, 02/15/13

By Tim Takechi

Even in 2013, Jesus of Nazareth remains one of history’s most divisive figures. Is he a savior, or just a person from history? But what can get lost in the shuffle of this debate is this: Jesus was also a human being.

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Wed, 02/13/13

After working 39 years in law enforcement, lifelong Seahurst/Burien resident James G. Graddon, SeaTac Chief of Police, has chosen to retire this April. He began his career in law enforcement just three months after graduating Kennedy High School…MORE

Wed, 02/13/13

The City of Burien Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services presents the works of artist Richard Jahn at the Burien Community Center lobby through the end of March.

In his statement he writes, "My earliest love of art came from looking at…MORE

Wed, 02/13/13

A van was driven through the front entrance of the Family Fun Center, just northeast of Southcenter Mall in Tukwila, at about 4:00 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 13. The collision twisted metal, scraped walls and broke glass as the driver continued to the…MORE

Tue, 02/12/13

Over 30 people walked the Burien's Eagle Landing Park stairs Feb. 9 on "Stairway Walks Day," sponsored by Feet First and WABI Burien.

In front is Dian Stuart of West Seattle.

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Tue, 02/12/13

Teams of students from Pacific Middle School in Des Moines won second, third, and fourth place at the Washington State Future City regional competition in January.

Three other teams from the school also placed, out of a field of 22 teams…MORE

Tue, 02/12/13

City officials are always struggling to find volunteers for citizen advisory boards.

Burien City Manager Mike Martin suggested Feb. 4 to his council members that they might forgo interviews to fill 20 advisory board positions since only 19…MORE

Tue, 02/12/13

In SeaTac, among nondescript government buildings, the history of Highline is being collected.

One day, the collections will be open to the public in a beautiful new building on the southwest corner of Southwest 152nd Street and Ambaum…MORE

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