Got a little time and sturdy shoes? Help build McMicken Heights Park’s new playground. Volunteer spots remain open for SeaTac’s November 4–7 community build.
SeaTac’s free recycling event returns November 8, accepting electronics, tires, appliances and more, with confidential document shredding at Sunset Park.
Washington voters delivered mixed early results Tuesday, with the girls’ sports initiative leading while parental rights and income tax repeal measures trailed in initial returns.
Who gets heard at City Hall? Burien considers permit notice changes as shoreline residents press complaints over zoning, missing notices and unanswered requests for planning maps.
Is Highline’s top construction executive leaving? With $595 million on the ballot, questions about leadership, transparency, and election timing remain unanswered by district officials.
Eight-story buildings, changing waterfront views, and loosening financial safeguards? Des Moines faces big decisions that could reshape downtown and how taxpayer dollars are spent.
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.
Hazel Valley families say Highline’s inclusion model needs more staffing and support to keep students and educators safe in classrooms. Highline responds.
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.
Got a little time and sturdy shoes? Help build McMicken Heights Park’s new playground. Volunteer spots remain open for SeaTac’s November 4–7 community build.
SeaTac’s free recycling event returns November 8, accepting electronics, tires, appliances and more, with confidential document shredding at Sunset Park.
Washington voters delivered mixed early results Tuesday, with the girls’ sports initiative leading while parental rights and income tax repeal measures trailed in initial returns.
Who gets heard at City Hall? Burien considers permit notice changes as shoreline residents press complaints over zoning, missing notices and unanswered requests for planning maps.
Is Highline’s top construction executive leaving? With $595 million on the ballot, questions about leadership, transparency, and election timing remain unanswered by district officials.
Eight-story buildings, changing waterfront views, and loosening financial safeguards? Des Moines faces big decisions that could reshape downtown and how taxpayer dollars are spent.