Editorial by Martin Barrett- The Highline Journal Editorial Board
[Editor's Note: Over the past several years, Sally Nelson, (past Burien Mayor), has demonstrated clear one-sided bias through various commentaries submitted to the B-Town Blog. These commentaries lack a balanced perspective; picking and choosing candidates to criticize based on
From the Normandy Park City Newsletter- Oct 18th
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The Highline Journal reached out to the six Sea Tac City Council Candidates for a “Question of the Week.” The city of Seattle will be hosting FIFA (The International Federation of Association Football) next summer, during June and July 2026.
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Dear Highline Community and Families,
Editorial published with permission by John L. White, long-time Burien Resident
The philosophy behind what we now call ‘Housing First’ didn’t begin as a government policy or social theory. It began as a desperate and practical experiment in the late twentieth century, rooted in what were once known as
Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025
Time: 1:00–3:00 p.m.
Location: Marvista Park Pea Patch, 19900 4th Ave SW, Normandy Park
🍁 Event Details
Autumn is in the air, and Normandy Park is celebrating the season in style! Join your neighbors for the fun! This free, family-friendly event is
Boo in Burien - Saturday October 25, 2025 from 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Trick-or-treat at participating businesses around Burien Town Square Park, 480 SW 152nd St.
Get ready, goblins and ghouls—it’s time for one of Burien’s favorite fall traditions! The Annual Trick-or-Treat
Editorial published with permissions by John L. White, long-time Burien resident
Burien is not the first community to experience what happens when DESC arrives. Seattle has lived with it for decades. And the pattern is always the same:
1. The Promise – Leaders frame DESC as a humane solution. They talk
