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Carlee Partridge was one of the sausage-encased runners racing through Burien streets last year during the Burien Brat Trot. This year's version happens Sunday, Oct. 9 with 5K and 1K runs plus plenty of German-style Oktoberfest fun in Olde…MORE

Press release Arts Alive!, a family performance series presented by Des Moines Parks and Recreation and the Des Moines Arts Commission kicks off on Saturday, Oct. 15th at 10:30 a.m. at the Field House, 1000 S. 220th St. The series features a line…MORE

By Gwen Davis

The new Tukwila Value Village thrift store celebrated its official grand opening and VIP shopping event on Tuesday, Sept. 27. Hundreds of early-bird shoppers waited for hours in long lines that stretched throughout the large…MORE

By Gwen Davis

Inge Martin dedicated the past six years of her life to helping her grandson fight addiction. And Sept. 28, Martin facilitated recovery for other Burien teens as well, though a new teen recovery support group.

"We…MORE

Editor's note: West Seattle Herald reporter Steve Shay has been following the Amanda Knox trial in Italy for years, culminating in big news for the West Seattle-based Knox family. Updates on her story and travel back to the United States can be…MORE

The 2011-2012 season begins this weekend at Burien Little Theatre with the opening show of their 31st year, “Frankenstein.” Although the show’s run will eventually coincide with Halloween, don’t expect your predictable, scary monster story.…MORE

Highline School District press release: Highline's facilities department expects to save at least $40,000 on energy costs this school year by employing a new energy conservation plan. The school board endorsed the plan last week and updated its…MORE

A Northwest nonprofit arts group is promising to turn one block of downtown Burien into a mini Burning Man festival on Oct. 15.

The popular Burning Man festival draws thousands yearly to the California desert. Correction: Burning Man…MORE

Press release: The public will have an opportunity to view and discuss the design of the South 200th Link light rail extension when Sound Transit hosts an open house from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 5 at the SeaTac City Hall Council…MORE

Students returned to school this month and teachers were ready with lessons on reading, writing and arithmetic -- and a small dose of fashion in the case of Mt. View Elementary School teacher Jamie Ewing.

Formerly a New York fashion…MORE