The standstill agreement between the city of Burien and Burien Town Square developer Harbor Urban has been extended for 90 days.
The city and developers had signed an agreement that would have given the two parties until Nov. 15 to agree…MORE
Highline Times - News
Burien council passes budget on 4-3 vote
Wed, 11/07/12
By a 4-3 vote, Burien lawmakers approved Nov. 5 a 2013-2014 budget balanced by taking $1 million out of reserves.
The council members had generally agreed on the outlines of the budget at their Oct. 22 meeting but two lawmakers asked to…MORE
UPDATE: ChoralSounds NW, "I’ll be Home for Christmas" runs Dec. 8 & 9; Topical but family-friendly
Wed, 11/07/12
ChoralSounds Northwest will feature "I'll be Home for Christmas", Saturday, Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. & Sunday, Dec. 9, at 2:00 p.m., at the Highline Performing Arts Center in Burien. Tickets are $15 to $25, those 17 & under free with a paid…MORE
Highline Medical Center Foundation’s auction was a success
Wed, 11/07/12
Press release:
On Saturday, Oct. 13th, Highline Medical Center Foundation held their Annual To Your Health! Gala & Auction at the SeaTac Hilton & Convention Center.
The gala raised over $306,000 for programs and services at…MORE
Presentation on “Hidden Treasures in Washington’s Museums” to spark community conversation on Sunday, Nov. 18, 2 p.m.
Wed, 11/07/12
Press release:
The Highline Historical Society and Humanities Washington invite the community to an engaging conversation with Harriet Baskas, a member of the 2012-14 Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau.
This free event takes…MORE
Dow Constantine, Joe McDermott, Joe Fitzgibbon, others weigh in after election
Wed, 11/07/12
The Westin Hotel in downtown Seattle held election night parties on four floors. Perhaps over two thousand revelers supporting the reelected president and Referendum-74 for marriage equality attended.
Highline Times asked area politicians…MORE
Sunday night update: Vote margins holding steady as North Highline voters saying no to Burien annexation, Normandy Park voters approving property tax levy lid lift
Wed, 11/07/12
Vote margins are holding steady as annexation to Burien is being soundly rejected by North Highline voters while Normandy Park voters are overwhelmingly approving raising their property tax rate to $1.60 per $1,000 of assessed value in updated…MORE
UPDATE: Woman injured on 152nd in serious condition; Sheriff's still seeking witnesses
Tue, 11/06/12
Update for Nov. 29 The King County Sheriff's Office is still looking for witnesses in a Nov. 6 incident where a 56-year-old Burien woman was found on S.W. 152nd St. around 5:30 p.m. with a life-threatening head injury.
According to Sgt.…MORE
Letter--Burien does have tree ordinance that would apply to North Highline
Tue, 11/06/12
In a final touch of levity, I would like to discuss the most recent articles about how the Burien City Manager went to the North Highline Unicorporated Council and told them once again that Burien has no tree pruning or cutting permits.
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Woman injured on 152nd may be hit and run victim
Mon, 11/05/12
A middle aged woman, who may have been the victim of a hit and run accident, was found injured and unconscious at the intersection of 152nd and 4th Avenue SW Monday, Nov. 5.
CPR was administered by a King County Sheriff's deputy and she…MORE
