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This summer, muralist Augustina Droze will be creating a large mural on the wall on 4th Avenue SW at 151st, across from the Burien Library/City Hall on the building housing the Dollar Tree.

Burien Artists are invited…MORE

Burien and Normandy Park could see a new bus in town starting this fall.

Later this year Route 166, previously a Kent and Des Moines only route, may extend its service to Burien by way of 1st Ave. South if King County Metro’s changes are…MORE

There is a new face in downtown Burien, and many people are wondering who HomeTask is and what they do? You may have walked by their new office at 611 SW 152nd, which previously housed Jorstad Jewelers for nearly 50 years.

HomeTask is a…MORE

Alestaire Echavia, left, and Discover Burien events manager Debra George are all set to give downtown Burien a facelift for summer during Saturday’s annual Clean Sweep. Volunmteers should gather at the Burien Fire Station, Eighth Ave. S.W. and Sw…MORE

The Highline Schools Foundation Gold Star Award winners were honored at a Sea-Tac Airport breakfast on Friday, April 20. The winners are Darcy Smith, left, outstanding teacher; interim superindendent Alan Spicciati, outstanding administrator;…MORE

Thomas Jefferson scored early and fended off Mount Rainier the rest of the way for a 1-0 win over the Rams Friday.

Mount Rainier head coach Zach Taylor felt good about the match against the perenially powerful Raiders in spite of the loss…MORE

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Are there really more than 125 eateries in Burien? On May 27, you're going to get a chance to try a few you may not have visited. Burien Bites participants will enjoy the experience and diversity of flavors and people in…MORE

As proponents of Burien adding White Center and North Highline look forward to the Nov. 6 annexation vote, opponents are talking up a potential conflict of interest by annexation’s most vocal advocate on the Burien City Council.

Annexation…MORE

Earth Day at the Duwamish Longhouse Cultural Center Saturday, April 21, featured a presentation by two teens, including the granddaughter of Cecile Hansen, Chairwoman of the Duwamish Tribe.

Alyssa Williams, 14, lives with her mother Cindy…MORE