Katie Kresly
Normandy Park neighbors thanked veterans a day early, kicking off Veterans Day gatherings across Highline with coffee, conversation and gratitude.
by Katie Kresly
Highline’s tech levy is passing, but parents still want limits. Seattle is setting guardrails. Will Highline follow through on promises of transparency and responsible spending?
by Katie Kresly
STEAMpire Expo for South King County families returns to Tyee with 70-plus vendors, hands-on activities and opportunities for kids to explore, create and imagine their futures.
by Katie Kresly
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.
by Katie Kresly
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.
by Katie Kresly
Four days before a $595.4 million bond vote, Highline celebrates an award from a major district contractor and campaign donor. Who benefits, and who decided when?
by Katie Kresly
Concerned about classroom screen time? Tell the FCC what needs fixing. Reply comments are due November 12. Highline families can also press for changes locally.
by Wendy Butzerin & Katie Kresly
Highline’s sudden closure announcement caught Maritime families off guard. Duran apologized for how the news was shared. Now 83 students face an uncertain future.
by Katie Kresly