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For Other Published Responses to-date, CLICK HERE WE REACHED OUT TO THE EIGHT CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR BURIEN CITY COUNCIL POSITIONS. BELOW IS THE QUESTION AND THE CANDIDATE’S NON-EDITED RESPONSES. Question: "When it comes to public health and safety in Burien, (especially homelessness, the drug crisis, and
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PRESS RELEASE- BURIEN, WA In the past three years, BURIEN NEWS has published over 2,000 articles by citizen journalists and thoughtful contributors in the Burien area. The reach and influence of Burien News and stories have helped inform local residents of important updates, city and state laws and ordinances,
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Join Coffee with a Cop at Highline College in Des Moines, Oct. 1, 11 AM. Meet officers, ask questions, connect.
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By Carleen Johnson | The Center Square Original Publishing Date: Sept 25, 2025 (The Center Square) – The Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction is pushing back against a recent commentary piece by congressional candidate Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, suggesting Superintendent Chris Reykdal is “playing politics with test scores” and
by Staff WriterWSDOT warns drivers to plan ahead for I-5, SR 18, and I-90 closures this weekend KING COUNTY – Football fans aren’t the only ones gearing up this weekend. While the University of Washington Huskies face the Ohio State Buckeyes on Saturday, Sept. 27, Washington State Department of Transportation
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The Oct 4th Brat Trot is a Burien favorite for good reason: it’s festive, family-friendly, and community-driven. Sign up today!
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Celebrate Highline’s milestone: tour the brand-new Tyee and Evergreen High Schools at community grand openings, October 7 and October 9. This October, the Highline community has plenty to celebrate with the opening of two brand-new high schools — a first in district history. Together, these grand openings mark
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What’s Happening * Dedication Ceremony at 12:00 PM: Hear from local leaders including Board President Shane Young and City Manager Katherine Caffrey. The ceremony includes unveiling a plaque, recognizing past board members and dignitaries, and a proclamation in honor of James R. Ellis — the key figure behind Forward Thrust,
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