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Tue, 12/06/11

Press release Seattle Christian Schools’ eighth grade U.S. History students have been chosen to design and create the ornaments for Washington state’s tree for the 2011 National Christmas Tree display in President’s Park in Washington, D.C.

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Tue, 12/06/11

Press release Tukwila School Director Mary Fertakis has been sworn in as president of the Washington State School Directors’ Association, an organization made up of the state’s 1,477 locally elected school board members.

The installation…MORE

Tue, 12/06/11

Press release Attorney and community leader Frederick Mendoza has been appointed by Gov. Chris Gregoire to serve on the Highline Community College Board of Trustees.

After 30 years of public and private law practice, Mendoza founded…MORE

Tue, 12/06/11

From King County Metro:

In the first service change since major transit reforms were enacted earlier this year, King County Metro is proposing service adjustments for June 2012 that would ease bus overcrowding, improve the performance of…MORE

Mon, 12/05/11

Press release:

Burien Goodwill’s Job Training and Education Center, located at 1031 SW 128th Street, will register people for free classes until December 12. The eight-week session runs from January 3 through February 23, 2012. Classes…MORE

Mon, 12/05/11

Press release:

Passengers heading in and out of Sea-Tac Airport this week may notice large gatherings of emergency vehicles underneath the Link light rail station and outside the exit to the main terminal garage. This will be part of…MORE

Mon, 12/05/11

Photographer Kurt Howard's slideshow of Burien's Winterfest on Dec. 3.

PLEASE CLICK THE IMAGE ABOVE FOR MORE

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Mon, 12/05/11

Burien Little Theatre announces auditions for the comedy-drama “reasons to be pretty,” written by Neal LaBute. Characters are two men and two women in their early to mid-20s.

Synopsis: This incendiary comedy-drama involving four friends…MORE

Mon, 12/05/11

Update for 10:30 pm, Dec. 5 A grandmother, her daughter and the daughter's 18-month old son escaped injury as bullets flew through windows and walls, sending drywall and glass debris throughout their 8th Ave S. home on Dec. 4, according to Sgt.…MORE

Fri, 12/02/11

By Christina GramlingSpecial to the Times/News

The 2012 budget for the city of Des Moines was approved by the City Council Dec. 1 by a 4-3 vote.

Council members Dave Kaplan, Dan Sherman and Scott Thomasson voted against the budget.…MORE

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