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Back in town from her winter home in Arizona, this has been a busy time for former state Rep. and ex-Burien City Councilwoman Georgette Valle. On June 30, she celebrated her 60th wedding anniversary with Dr. Odd Valle. On July 4, Georgette will…MORE

New York Times bestselling author Robert Dugoni, right, returned to the Tin Room Bar in Old Burien last week to sign copies of his new book. "Murder One."The book's main character hangs out at the Tin Room, lives at Three Tree Point and is…MORE

After nearly 30 years on Ambaum Boulevard, owners Eileen Freed and Rebecca Grady as well as the their staff at Highline Audiology have packed up and moved to a bigger office in downtown Burien. The business name has also changed to Highline…MORE

Vino Bello in Burien is hosting a fundraiser on Saturday, July 23 to benefit Guide Dogs for the Blind.

"With my guide dog, I can go anywhere," Marlaina Lieberg from the group declared. "Help support guide dogs to enable other blind people…MORE

Update for July 8 The second pit bull involved in biting two residents of Maplewild Ave S.W. in Burien is still on the run, according to Sgt. John Urquhart with the King County Sheriff's Office.

Urquhart added that deputies are no longer…MORE

Olde Burien sizzles with a summer street party Saturday, July 16 packed with diversions ranging from an ice-cream-eating contest to live music.

From noon to midnight, the Olde Burien Block Party will also feature a sausage-eating contest…MORE

The city of Burien is in the process of updating its Drainage Master Plan to be in compliance with requirements of the state Growth Management Act. A Citizen Advisory Committee, formed to guide the process and make recommendations, is holding its…MORE

Do you need sidewalks in your neighborhood, or safe bike paths to local schools? Do the streets near your home or business need resurfacing, or are entirely new streets needed? Is using public transit convenient for you?

These are some…MORE

Highline Times photographer Kurt Howard shares his visual record of the fun had in Tukwila on Independence Day.

Please click the photo above for a slideshow!

Press release:

Discover Burien is now accepting applications for their Event Partnership Program. Discover Burien will partner with up to two new or established nonprofit organizations each year. The relationship will be as a supportive…MORE