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Dear Editor and Burien Voters
You have probably
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Hello Neighbors,
My name is Sue-Ann Hohimer, and I’m running for the Highline School Board.
For over 25 years, I’ve dedicated my career to serving children, youth, and families—
Editorial published with permission by John L. White, long-time Burien Resident
The consequences of that policy drift are visible today in places like Burien, Washington, where the Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) operates under this same outdated Housing First model.
The Burien DESC stands as a physical representation of
[Editors Note: Parents and citizens all over Washington State, including here in the Highline Region, voted yes on Initiative 2081, and the Washington State Legislature passed it on March 4, 2024, with bipartisan majorities. And yet, House Bill 1296, which was passed in May of 2025, undermined the People'
[Op-Ed submitted by Joy Gjersvold, Program Director at Conservative Ladies of America]
The App Store Accountability Act Undermines Parental Rights and Digital Privacy
David Hall’s op-ed in The Highline Journal offers a heartfelt defense of the App Store Accountability Act, rooted in his personal experience and his
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Public safety isn’t a luxury. It’s
By Melissa Petrini
Representative Lauren Davis (D‑32nd LD) has recently drawn attention for her op‑ed in the Seattle Times and a subsequent interview with The Center Square in which she expressed regret for earlier votes and described her growing concern about “soft on crime” policies. In another interview,
*[Editor's Note: We have since learned more about the observed "activity" and have an update to share.]
Oct 22nd -Despite attempts for clarification, the Highline School District has declined to respond to concerns surrounding the continued activity of an official district email address tied to a
