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Government   -   May 12, 2026 Let’s Go Washington Launches Initiative to Repeal State Income Tax
Let’s Go Washington Launches Initiative to Repeal State Income Tax

Is Washington’s new millionaires tax truly limited to the wealthy? A fast-moving signature campaign now aims to give voters the final say.

by Katie Kresly
Cities   -   May 11, 2026 Sen. Orwall Response Says Burien Went Beyond HB 1110 Requirements
Sen. Orwall Response Says Burien Went Beyond HB 1110 Requirements

State housing staff noted portions of Burien’s Ord. 868 zoning overhaul extended beyond housing policy into broader commercial and planning changes. Residents continue to question...

by Katie Kresly
Perspectives   -   May 11, 2026 LETTER: Burien Resident Calls Out ADU Loophole Driving Oversized Structures
LETTER: Burien Resident Calls Out ADU Loophole Driving Oversized Structures

A Burien resident says confusing zoning enables oversized ADUs with limited living space, raising concerns about questionable gains in housing affordability

by Guest Writer
Local   -   May 11, 2026 Burien Memorial Day Ceremony to Honor Fallen Service Members at Sunnydale Elementary
Burien Memorial Day Ceremony to Honor Fallen Service Members at Sunnydale Elementary

The public is invited to honor fallen service members on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, at Sunnydale Elementary through patriotic music and historical presentation. Reception will follow.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   May 11, 2026 Week at a Glance: City and Civic Meetings | May 11 - 15
Week at a Glance: City and Civic Meetings |  May 11 - 15

Sound Transit Town Hall in Des Moines scheduled for Wednesday. City Council Meetings at SeaTac, Normandy Park, Des Moines. Burien Planning Commission, and more...

by Admin
Education   -   May 11, 2026 UPDATE: Highline Doubles Down on i-Ready Despite Lawsuit, Privacy Concerns, and Parent Outcry
UPDATE: Highline Doubles Down on i-Ready Despite Lawsuit, Privacy Concerns, and Parent Outcry

UPDATE: Whistleblower and Highline parent Kelly Stonelake who advised the Highline Board to review digital assessment tool last week, now has a meeting with superintendent.

by Katie Kresly
Local   -   May 11, 2026 [REMINDER] May 13 Town Hall: $35B Sound Transit Overruns and Expansion Plans Take Center Stage
[REMINDER] May 13 Town Hall: $35B Sound Transit Overruns and Expansion Plans Take Center Stage

Residents invited to Highline College town hall on transit expansion, cost overruns, and future projects shaping South King County mobility decisions.

by Staff Writer
Education   -   May 08, 2026 North Hill Leadership Change Draws Protest, Emotional Testimony at Board Meeting
North Hill Leadership Change Draws Protest, Emotional Testimony at Board Meeting

A sudden leadership shakeup at North Hill Elementary in Des Moines has sparked protests and emotional testimony, as families demand answers from Highline Public Schools.

by Katie Kresly
Let’s Go Washington Launches Initiative to Repeal State Income Tax
Government   -   May 12, 2026 Let’s Go Washington Launches Initiative to Repeal State Income Tax

Is Washington’s new millionaires tax truly limited to the wealthy? A fast-moving signature campaign now aims to give voters the final say.

by Katie Kresly
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Government   -   May 12, 2026 Let’s Go Washington Launches Initiative to Repeal State Income Tax
Let’s Go Washington Launches Initiative to Repeal State Income Tax

Is Washington’s new millionaires tax truly limited to the wealthy? A fast-moving signature campaign now aims to give voters the final say.

by Katie Kresly
Cities   -   May 11, 2026 Sen. Orwall Response Says Burien Went Beyond HB 1110 Requirements
Sen. Orwall Response Says Burien Went Beyond HB 1110 Requirements

State housing staff noted portions of Burien’s Ord. 868 zoning overhaul extended beyond housing policy into broader commercial and planning changes. Residents continue to question...

by Katie Kresly
Perspectives   -   May 11, 2026 LETTER: Burien Resident Calls Out ADU Loophole Driving Oversized Structures
LETTER: Burien Resident Calls Out ADU Loophole Driving Oversized Structures

A Burien resident says confusing zoning enables oversized ADUs with limited living space, raising concerns about questionable gains in housing affordability

by Guest Writer
Local   -   May 11, 2026 Burien Memorial Day Ceremony to Honor Fallen Service Members at Sunnydale Elementary
Burien Memorial Day Ceremony to Honor Fallen Service Members at Sunnydale Elementary

The public is invited to honor fallen service members on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, at Sunnydale Elementary through patriotic music and historical presentation. Reception will follow.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   May 11, 2026 Week at a Glance: City and Civic Meetings | May 11 - 15
Week at a Glance: City and Civic Meetings |  May 11 - 15

Sound Transit Town Hall in Des Moines scheduled for Wednesday. City Council Meetings at SeaTac, Normandy Park, Des Moines. Burien Planning Commission, and more...

by Admin
Education   -   May 11, 2026 UPDATE: Highline Doubles Down on i-Ready Despite Lawsuit, Privacy Concerns, and Parent Outcry
UPDATE: Highline Doubles Down on i-Ready Despite Lawsuit, Privacy Concerns, and Parent Outcry

UPDATE: Whistleblower and Highline parent Kelly Stonelake who advised the Highline Board to review digital assessment tool last week, now has a meeting with superintendent.

by Katie Kresly
Local   -   May 11, 2026 [REMINDER] May 13 Town Hall: $35B Sound Transit Overruns and Expansion Plans Take Center Stage
[REMINDER] May 13 Town Hall: $35B Sound Transit Overruns and Expansion Plans Take Center Stage

Residents invited to Highline College town hall on transit expansion, cost overruns, and future projects shaping South King County mobility decisions.

by Staff Writer
Education   -   May 08, 2026 North Hill Leadership Change Draws Protest, Emotional Testimony at Board Meeting
North Hill Leadership Change Draws Protest, Emotional Testimony at Board Meeting

A sudden leadership shakeup at North Hill Elementary in Des Moines has sparked protests and emotional testimony, as families demand answers from Highline Public Schools.

by Katie Kresly
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