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.
by Staff Writer
Four days before a $595.4 million bond vote, Highline celebrates an award from a major district contractor and campaign donor. Who benefits, and who decided when?
by Katie Kresly
Learn more about Renee Walls, who is running for King County District Court Southwest Division, Position 5.
by Staff Writer
Learn more about Noel Merfeld, who is running for King County District Court Southwest Division, Position 5.
by Staff Writer
Curious about 3D printing, woodworking or stained glass? Explore Discover Burien Makerspace during its free open house Saturday, November 7, from 2 to 6 p.m.
by Staff Writer
Your vote counts! Remember to Vote on Tuesday, Nov 3rd. Local ballot drop-off locations and reminders.
by Admin
Concerned about classroom screen time? Tell the FCC what needs fixing. Reply comments are due November 12. Highline families can also press for changes locally.
by Wendy Butzerin & Katie Kresly
Meet 35 talented local and regional artists, explore original artwork for sale, and enjoy a weekend celebrating the arts at The Cove in Normandy Park, Nov. 7–8.
by Wendy Butzerin
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.
by Staff Writer
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.
Hazel Valley families say Highline’s inclusion model needs more staffing and support to keep students and educators safe in classrooms. Highline responds.
After an 80-year-old veteran was assaulted at a June ICE protest in Burien, residents question new promises of peaceful, nonviolent organizing.
The longtime Burien resident says he attended to peacefully express support for ICE before an incident that investigators have confirmed resulted in an assault report.
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.
by Staff Writer
Four days before a $595.4 million bond vote, Highline celebrates an award from a major district contractor and campaign donor. Who benefits, and who decided when?
by Katie Kresly
Learn more about Renee Walls, who is running for King County District Court Southwest Division, Position 5.
by Staff Writer
Learn more about Noel Merfeld, who is running for King County District Court Southwest Division, Position 5.
by Staff Writer
Curious about 3D printing, woodworking or stained glass? Explore Discover Burien Makerspace during its free open house Saturday, November 7, from 2 to 6 p.m.
by Staff Writer
Your vote counts! Remember to Vote on Tuesday, Nov 3rd. Local ballot drop-off locations and reminders.
by Admin
Concerned about classroom screen time? Tell the FCC what needs fixing. Reply comments are due November 12. Highline families can also press for changes locally.
by Wendy Butzerin & Katie Kresly
Meet 35 talented local and regional artists, explore original artwork for sale, and enjoy a weekend celebrating the arts at The Cove in Normandy Park, Nov. 7–8.
by Wendy Butzerin