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Thu, 11/29/12

The Fred Meyer at 14300 1st Ave S. in Burien was granted a zoning permit to expand into the former One Stop Sub Shop located within its existing structure on the southwest corner. Other updates will be made, called a "refresh". Also, the store's…MORE

Thu, 11/29/12

Highline students, including football players, joined leaders from Highline Public Schools, the City of Burien and King County Parks and Recreation Division for the dedication of upgrades to Moshier Park Field Thursday, Dec. 6.

Highline…MORE

Thu, 11/29/12

Highline superintendent receives journalism award

Highline Public Schools press release:

In recognition of her “unwavering support of students’ rights and scholastic journalism,” the Journalism Education Association (JEA) has…MORE

Thu, 11/29/12

Information from KCSO:

The King County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect(s) involved in three armed robberies that occurred in Burien over the last month. The robberies occurred at Hispanic…MORE

Wed, 11/28/12

Twice a year the potters at the Moshier Art Center sell their handmade wares.

Luckily for discriminating holiday shoppers, one of those times is this Saturday, Dec. 1. The potters will be selling their wares at the art center, located at…MORE

Wed, 11/28/12

Highline Public Schools press release:

Highline Public Schools has refinanced a portion of the district’s outstanding capital bonds, taking advantage of a 40-year low in interest rates.

By reducing the interest rate from 5.23…MORE

Wed, 11/28/12

Highline Community College press release:

The Highline Community College Library Exhibit and Art Gallery is pleased to announce the arrival of the collection, “Indonesian Cultural Arts from Tanah Air Kita—Our Homeland, Our Land and Water…MORE

Wed, 11/28/12

(Editor’s Note: The following letter was sent to Burien City Attorney Craig Knutson with a copy to the Highline Times.)

Dear Mr. Knutson,

Despite a 2-1 rejection by the citizens of North Highline, I am concerned that the issue of…MORE

Wed, 11/28/12

King County has made it clear over the last 10 years that they are not in a position to provide services to urban areas, and slowly but surely services have been cut to the North Highline community. Abandoned buildings sit derelict, covered in…MORE

Tue, 11/27/12

Deadline for receiving items for Community Calendar is 5 p.m. Wednesday for the following week’s Times/News. Events are published based on timeliness and space availability. Email submissions to: hteditor@robinsonnews.com Items can be accepted…MORE

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