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Arts & Music   -   Sep 09, 2026 Highline Musical Theatre Offers Scholarships for Fall Classes
Highline Musical Theatre Offers Scholarships for Fall Classes

What if your child could sing, dance and act this fall for free? Highline Musical Theatre scholarships are still available. Read on…

by Wendy Butzerin
Port of Seattle   -   Sep 09, 2026 Tukwila Says Airport Review Understates Impacts on Neighboring Communities
Tukwila Says Airport Review Understates Impacts on Neighboring Communities

Tukwila leaders say the Port’s airport review overlooks broader environmental, financial and public health costs borne by neighboring communities.

by Stuart Jenner
Community   -   Sep 07, 2026 Labor Day: Honoring the Hands and Minds That Build America
Labor Day: Honoring the Hands and Minds That Build America

What is the value of work? This Labor Day, we celebrate the ingenuity, determination and contributions that continue moving America forward.

by Melissa Petrini
Perspectives   -   Sep 07, 2026 LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Highline School Board Must Put Academic Goals and Transparency First
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Highline School Board Must Put Academic Goals and Transparency First

Academic metrics missing. A $1.25 million “misstep.” Questions unanswered. One Highline resident argues rebuilding trust starts with transparency, public process and accountability.

by Admin
Events   -   Sep 07, 2026 2026 Burien Brat Trot: 5K, Kids 1K & Block Party
2026 Burien Brat Trot: 5K, Kids 1K & Block Party

Join the 2026 Burien Brat Trot on October 3 for a family-friendly fun run and a downtown block party.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   Sep 07, 2026 Civic Reminders | Sept. 7-11, 2026
Civic Reminders | Sept. 7-11, 2026

City Halls are closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day. The cities of SeaTac, Normandy Park, and Des Moines are all holding meetings this week.

by Staff Writer
Sep 07, 2026 Marriage Matters: The Lost Art of Listening (Part 15)
Marriage Matters: The Lost Art of Listening (Part 15)

Authors Mark and Jan discuss the lost art of listening, especially during touchy conversations with a spouse. But there is hope...

by Staff Writer
Education   -   Sep 03, 2026 Highline Board Talks Accountability. Where Are the Academics?
Highline Board Talks Accountability. Where Are the Academics?

Two months after giving Superintendent Ivan Duran a three-year contract that emphasized academic growth, the School Board approved new evaluation priorities that do not specifically include academic achievement.

by Katie Kresly
Highline Musical Theatre Offers Scholarships for Fall Classes
Arts & Music   -   Sep 09, 2026 Highline Musical Theatre Offers Scholarships for Fall Classes

What if your child could sing, dance and act this fall for free? Highline Musical Theatre scholarships are still available. Read on…

by Wendy Butzerin
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Arts & Music   -   Sep 09, 2026 Highline Musical Theatre Offers Scholarships for Fall Classes
Highline Musical Theatre Offers Scholarships for Fall Classes

What if your child could sing, dance and act this fall for free? Highline Musical Theatre scholarships are still available. Read on…

by Wendy Butzerin
Port of Seattle   -   Sep 09, 2026 Tukwila Says Airport Review Understates Impacts on Neighboring Communities
Tukwila Says Airport Review Understates Impacts on Neighboring Communities

Tukwila leaders say the Port’s airport review overlooks broader environmental, financial and public health costs borne by neighboring communities.

by Stuart Jenner
Community   -   Sep 07, 2026 Labor Day: Honoring the Hands and Minds That Build America
Labor Day: Honoring the Hands and Minds That Build America

What is the value of work? This Labor Day, we celebrate the ingenuity, determination and contributions that continue moving America forward.

by Melissa Petrini
Perspectives   -   Sep 07, 2026 LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Highline School Board Must Put Academic Goals and Transparency First
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Highline School Board Must Put Academic Goals and Transparency First

Academic metrics missing. A $1.25 million “misstep.” Questions unanswered. One Highline resident argues rebuilding trust starts with transparency, public process and accountability.

by Admin
Events   -   Sep 07, 2026 2026 Burien Brat Trot: 5K, Kids 1K & Block Party
2026 Burien Brat Trot: 5K, Kids 1K & Block Party

Join the 2026 Burien Brat Trot on October 3 for a family-friendly fun run and a downtown block party.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   Sep 07, 2026 Civic Reminders | Sept. 7-11, 2026
Civic Reminders | Sept. 7-11, 2026

City Halls are closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day. The cities of SeaTac, Normandy Park, and Des Moines are all holding meetings this week.

by Staff Writer
Sep 07, 2026 Marriage Matters: The Lost Art of Listening (Part 15)
Marriage Matters: The Lost Art of Listening (Part 15)

Authors Mark and Jan discuss the lost art of listening, especially during touchy conversations with a spouse. But there is hope...

by Staff Writer
Education   -   Sep 03, 2026 Highline Board Talks Accountability. Where Are the Academics?
Highline Board Talks Accountability. Where Are the Academics?

Two months after giving Superintendent Ivan Duran a three-year contract that emphasized academic growth, the School Board approved new evaluation priorities that do not specifically include academic achievement.

by Katie Kresly
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