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Burien City Council
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The Highline Journal reached out to the Des Moines City Council Candidates for a “Question of The Week.” Many citizens are concerned about improving and revitalizing the downtown retail environment. Below are questions generated by Des Moines residents and
Editorial published with permissions by John L. White, long-time Burien resident
WHO WINS? WHO LOSES?
To understand DESC, you have to follow the money. The surface story is about compassion, housing, and second chances. But underneath, it is a business model — one that generates enormous revenue streams for those who
Get ready for a frightfully fun afternoon as Spooky Town returns to Steve Cox Memorial Park on Saturday, October 25, from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. The Annual King County Parks Halloween Carnival promises family-friendly thrills, creative activities, and a few spooky surprises—all free for the community
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💡*With many districts looking to increase their revenues through levies, Highline also has a Levy that we will report on later this week, as to why the increase and where is it spent. This story from Seattle District relates to an upcoming story. ~THJ Staff Writer
Reposted by Gee Scott
Op-Ed by David Hall- Executive Director for TRIO
Protecting Access, Empowering Families: Why the App Store Accountability Act Matters
When I was on dialysis for ten years before receiving my kidney transplant in 2009, access to information literally meant the difference between hope and despair. Today, as Executive Director of
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On Friday, the U.S. Department of Education announced another massive reduction-in-force within the offices that support some of the nation’s most vulnerable students. Below is State Superintendent Chris Reykdal’s statement.
OLYMPIA—October 13, 2025—On October 10, the Trump Administration continued its efforts to
