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Notice the quiet skies? FAA lifted the nationwide ground stop Friday evening, but Sea-Tac travelers faced lingering delays and cancellations.
by Staff Writer
Stuart Jenner walked Seahurst Park before and after the windstorm, finding golden leaves, wooded hillside trails and soft afternoon sunlight well worth stopping to enjoy.
by Stuart Jenner
The Krull family’s Ninth Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive lets neighbors vote on the turkeys’ fate while collecting donations for Transform Burien.
by Wendy Butzerin
Burien Council to interview City Manager Candidates. Highline School Board to discuss Budget shortfall and Maritime HS closure
by Staff Writer
Voters said yes. Opponents want a court to say stop. Let’s Go Washington demands answers about potential coordination among districts, advocacy groups and state officials.
by Katie Kresly
Kristen Price calls out what she describes as Highline’s “bait-and-switch,” stands with front-line educators and offers an email outlet for staff to share concerns anonymously.
by Admin
Fresh produce, handmade gifts and small-batch foods fill Burien’s Winter Market every Thursday, with a changing mix of local vendors.
by Stuart Jenner
Looking for an exciting Sci-Fi adventure for your kids or grandkids this holiday season? Check out this highly rated reviewed by local author Daniel Magill.
by Daniel Magill
Notice the quiet skies? FAA lifted the nationwide ground stop Friday evening, but Sea-Tac travelers faced lingering delays and cancellations.
by Staff Writer
Former Highline resident questions Maritime High School’s closure, citing Port investment, student outcomes and concerns about district recruitment, funding and its fair chance to succeed.
Highline’s tech levy is passing, but parents still want limits. Seattle is setting guardrails. Will Highline follow through on promises of transparency and responsible spending?
Five finalists. One job overseeing Burien’s daily operations. Who should get it? Meet the candidates November 16 and give council your take before it decides.
UDATED Oct 29, based on response from Highline Schools. Two school tax measures, different cost details. Before voting, know what the voter guide leaves out and what you’ll pay.
Is another $48 million for technology the answer? Highline voters face questions about screens, cybersecurity, student achievement, and spending priorities.
Is $595.4 million the right plan? Inside Highline’s bond, the unanswered questions, competing priorities and choices facing voters this November.
As voters receive their ballots, a Highline resident letter to the editor examines Highline's Tech Levy
King County Council voted 7–2 Tuesday to oppose two citizen initiatives after contentious testimony, entering a heated statewide political debate.
Notice the quiet skies? FAA lifted the nationwide ground stop Friday evening, but Sea-Tac travelers faced lingering delays and cancellations.
by Staff Writer
Stuart Jenner walked Seahurst Park before and after the windstorm, finding golden leaves, wooded hillside trails and soft afternoon sunlight well worth stopping to enjoy.
by Stuart Jenner
The Krull family’s Ninth Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive lets neighbors vote on the turkeys’ fate while collecting donations for Transform Burien.
by Wendy Butzerin
Burien Council to interview City Manager Candidates. Highline School Board to discuss Budget shortfall and Maritime HS closure
by Staff Writer
Voters said yes. Opponents want a court to say stop. Let’s Go Washington demands answers about potential coordination among districts, advocacy groups and state officials.
by Katie Kresly
Kristen Price calls out what she describes as Highline’s “bait-and-switch,” stands with front-line educators and offers an email outlet for staff to share concerns anonymously.
by Admin
Fresh produce, handmade gifts and small-batch foods fill Burien’s Winter Market every Thursday, with a changing mix of local vendors.
by Stuart Jenner
Looking for an exciting Sci-Fi adventure for your kids or grandkids this holiday season? Check out this highly rated reviewed by local author Daniel Magill.
by Daniel Magill