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Cities   -   Sep 14, 2026 Burien Community Development Director Liz Stead Leaving for King County Position
Burien Community Development Director Liz Stead Leaving for King County Position

Burien development director Liz Stead leaves Sept. 18 to lead King County’s permitting division after roughly 29 months in Burien.

by Staff Writer
Community   -   Sep 14, 2026 Getting Seahurst Ready for the Salmon’s Return
Getting Seahurst Ready for the Salmon’s Return

On Sept. 19, families can help clean up Seahurst Park while learning about salmon and the Puget Sound waters they call home.

by Staff Writer
Letter to the Editor   -   Sep 13, 2026 Letter to the Editor: Who Funds Indivisible, and Who Is Behind the Burien Group?
Letter to the Editor: Who Funds Indivisible, and Who Is Behind the Burien Group?

After an 80-year-old veteran was assaulted at a June ICE protest in Burien, residents question new promises of peaceful, nonviolent organizing.

by Admin
Cities   -   Sep 13, 2026 Civic & School Reminders | Sept. 14-18
Civic & School Reminders | Sept. 14-18

Burien City Council, Airport Committee, and Highline School Board all meet this week

by Staff Writer
Education   -   Sep 10, 2026 Highline Schools Ordered to Court Over Public Records Delays
Highline Schools Ordered to Court Over Public Records Delays

Pressure grows on Highline Schools over public records and unanswered questions. Is one full-time public records staff member enough?

by Katie Kresly
Arts & Music   -   Sep 09, 2026 Highline Musical Theatre Offers Scholarships for Fall Classes
Highline Musical Theatre Offers Scholarships for Fall Classes

What if your child could sing, dance and act this fall for free? Highline Musical Theatre scholarships are still available. Read on…

by Wendy Butzerin
Port of Seattle   -   Sep 09, 2026 Tukwila Says Airport Review Understates Impacts on Neighboring Communities
Tukwila Says Airport Review Understates Impacts on Neighboring Communities

Tukwila leaders say the Port’s airport review overlooks broader environmental, financial and public health costs borne by neighboring communities.

by Stuart Jenner
Community   -   Sep 09, 2026 Shark Garden Fundraiser Features Homemade Harvest Treats, Cider and More
Shark Garden Fundraiser Features Homemade Harvest Treats, Cider and More

What can you find at Shark Garden's Fall Fundraiser? Shop for jams, pickles, sauces, baked goods, and gifts ... Enjoy freshly pressed cider & a raffle, too!

by Wendy Butzerin
Burien Community Development Director Liz Stead Leaving for King County Position
Cities   -   Sep 14, 2026 Burien Community Development Director Liz Stead Leaving for King County Position

Burien development director Liz Stead leaves Sept. 18 to lead King County’s permitting division after roughly 29 months in Burien.

by Staff Writer
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Cities   -   Sep 14, 2026 Burien Community Development Director Liz Stead Leaving for King County Position
Burien Community Development Director Liz Stead Leaving for King County Position

Burien development director Liz Stead leaves Sept. 18 to lead King County’s permitting division after roughly 29 months in Burien.

by Staff Writer
Community   -   Sep 14, 2026 Getting Seahurst Ready for the Salmon’s Return
Getting Seahurst Ready for the Salmon’s Return

On Sept. 19, families can help clean up Seahurst Park while learning about salmon and the Puget Sound waters they call home.

by Staff Writer
Letter to the Editor   -   Sep 13, 2026 Letter to the Editor: Who Funds Indivisible, and Who Is Behind the Burien Group?
Letter to the Editor: Who Funds Indivisible, and Who Is Behind the Burien Group?

After an 80-year-old veteran was assaulted at a June ICE protest in Burien, residents question new promises of peaceful, nonviolent organizing.

by Admin
Cities   -   Sep 13, 2026 Civic & School Reminders | Sept. 14-18
Civic & School Reminders | Sept. 14-18

Burien City Council, Airport Committee, and Highline School Board all meet this week

by Staff Writer
Education   -   Sep 10, 2026 Highline Schools Ordered to Court Over Public Records Delays
Highline Schools Ordered to Court Over Public Records Delays

Pressure grows on Highline Schools over public records and unanswered questions. Is one full-time public records staff member enough?

by Katie Kresly
Arts & Music   -   Sep 09, 2026 Highline Musical Theatre Offers Scholarships for Fall Classes
Highline Musical Theatre Offers Scholarships for Fall Classes

What if your child could sing, dance and act this fall for free? Highline Musical Theatre scholarships are still available. Read on…

by Wendy Butzerin
Port of Seattle   -   Sep 09, 2026 Tukwila Says Airport Review Understates Impacts on Neighboring Communities
Tukwila Says Airport Review Understates Impacts on Neighboring Communities

Tukwila leaders say the Port’s airport review overlooks broader environmental, financial and public health costs borne by neighboring communities.

by Stuart Jenner
Community   -   Sep 09, 2026 Shark Garden Fundraiser Features Homemade Harvest Treats, Cider and More
Shark Garden Fundraiser Features Homemade Harvest Treats, Cider and More

What can you find at Shark Garden's Fall Fundraiser? Shop for jams, pickles, sauces, baked goods, and gifts ... Enjoy freshly pressed cider & a raffle, too!

by Wendy Butzerin
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