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Education   -   Oct 08, 2026 Highline Offers School Tours Ahead of the November Election
Highline Offers School Tours Ahead of the November Election

Curious about proposed school rebuild projects included in the bond? Highline Schools is offering community tours in October.

by Staff Writer
Lifestyle   -   Oct 08, 2026 Community Volunteers Needed to Build New Playground at McMicken Heights Park in SeaTac
Community Volunteers Needed to Build New Playground at McMicken Heights Park in SeaTac

SeaTac is looking for volunteers to help build a new playground at McMicken Heights Park

by Staff Writer
Elections   -   Oct 06, 2026 Pros and Cons: Five Highline-Area Ballot Measures
Pros and Cons: Five Highline-Area Ballot Measures

Voter guides have begun arriving for the November 3rd General Election. RSVP for the Ballot Issues Forum today to ask questions and gain clarity.

by Staff Writer
Port of Seattle   -   Oct 06, 2026 [Story Updated] What The Data Will Tell Us: Ribbon Cutting for Air Pollution Monitor in Des Moines
[Story Updated] What The Data Will Tell Us: Ribbon Cutting for Air Pollution Monitor in Des Moines

A new air pollution testing location opened in Des Moines to monitor airplane emissions. The hope is that the data will help researchers to understand health impacts.

by Stuart Jenner
Government   -   Oct 05, 2026 RSVP TODAY TO JOIN THE CONVERSATION!
RSVP TODAY TO JOIN THE CONVERSATION!

Tuesday's Ballot Issues Forum is a unique opportunity to engage with neighbors and community leaders to learn and ask questions. RSVP today!

by Admin
Education   -   Oct 02, 2026 Governor Proposes Statewide Phone-Free Schools Policy as Highline Continues to Weigh Its Own Rules
Governor Proposes Statewide Phone-Free Schools Policy as Highline Continues to Weigh Its Own Rules

Highline has been weighing a cellphone policy for months. Now the governor has a plan. What will Highline do in the meantime?

by Staff Writer
Elections   -   Oct 02, 2026 Highline’s $48 Million Technology Levy: Four Questions at the Center of the Debate
Highline’s $48 Million Technology Levy: Four Questions at the Center of the Debate

Is another $48 million for technology the answer? Highline voters face questions about screens, cybersecurity, student achievement, and spending priorities.

by Katie Kresly
Perspectives   -   Oct 02, 2026 Nine Feet Inside the Line: Why Six Douglas Firs Are Coming Down in Mathison Park
Nine Feet Inside the Line: Why Six Douglas Firs Are Coming Down in Mathison Park

Six trees are scheduled to be removed at Burien's Mathison Park as directed by the Port of Seattle. Author Stuart Jenner shares his perspective on why this matters.

by Stuart Jenner
Highline Offers School Tours Ahead of the November Election
Education   -   Oct 08, 2026 Highline Offers School Tours Ahead of the November Election

Curious about proposed school rebuild projects included in the bond? Highline Schools is offering community tours in October.

by Staff Writer
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Education   -   Oct 08, 2026 Highline Offers School Tours Ahead of the November Election
Highline Offers School Tours Ahead of the November Election

Curious about proposed school rebuild projects included in the bond? Highline Schools is offering community tours in October.

by Staff Writer
Lifestyle   -   Oct 08, 2026 Community Volunteers Needed to Build New Playground at McMicken Heights Park in SeaTac
Community Volunteers Needed to Build New Playground at McMicken Heights Park in SeaTac

SeaTac is looking for volunteers to help build a new playground at McMicken Heights Park

by Staff Writer
Elections   -   Oct 06, 2026 Pros and Cons: Five Highline-Area Ballot Measures
Pros and Cons: Five Highline-Area Ballot Measures

Voter guides have begun arriving for the November 3rd General Election. RSVP for the Ballot Issues Forum today to ask questions and gain clarity.

by Staff Writer
Port of Seattle   -   Oct 06, 2026 [Story Updated] What The Data Will Tell Us: Ribbon Cutting for Air Pollution Monitor in Des Moines
[Story Updated] What The Data Will Tell Us: Ribbon Cutting for Air Pollution Monitor in Des Moines

A new air pollution testing location opened in Des Moines to monitor airplane emissions. The hope is that the data will help researchers to understand health impacts.

by Stuart Jenner
Government   -   Oct 05, 2026 RSVP TODAY TO JOIN THE CONVERSATION!
RSVP TODAY TO JOIN THE CONVERSATION!

Tuesday's Ballot Issues Forum is a unique opportunity to engage with neighbors and community leaders to learn and ask questions. RSVP today!

by Admin
Education   -   Oct 02, 2026 Governor Proposes Statewide Phone-Free Schools Policy as Highline Continues to Weigh Its Own Rules
Governor Proposes Statewide Phone-Free Schools Policy as Highline Continues to Weigh Its Own Rules

Highline has been weighing a cellphone policy for months. Now the governor has a plan. What will Highline do in the meantime?

by Staff Writer
Elections   -   Oct 02, 2026 Highline’s $48 Million Technology Levy: Four Questions at the Center of the Debate
Highline’s $48 Million Technology Levy: Four Questions at the Center of the Debate

Is another $48 million for technology the answer? Highline voters face questions about screens, cybersecurity, student achievement, and spending priorities.

by Katie Kresly
Perspectives   -   Oct 02, 2026 Nine Feet Inside the Line: Why Six Douglas Firs Are Coming Down in Mathison Park
Nine Feet Inside the Line: Why Six Douglas Firs Are Coming Down in Mathison Park

Six trees are scheduled to be removed at Burien's Mathison Park as directed by the Port of Seattle. Author Stuart Jenner shares his perspective on why this matters.

by Stuart Jenner
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