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Entertainment   -   May 05, 2026 Highline Community Symphonic Band Presents “The Space-Time Continuum” Concert May 17
Highline Community Symphonic Band Presents “The Space-Time Continuum” Concert May 17

Free community concert explores space, time, and imagination through symphonic music, featuring classics and contemporary works at Highline High School Theatre.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   May 04, 2026 Why Are Beer Gardens Being Placed Next to Our Schools and Homes? | Perspective
Why Are Beer Gardens Being Placed Next to Our Schools and Homes? | Perspective

Residents oppose beer gardens and alcohol sales near homes, schools, and churches, citing zoning concerns, safety, and neighborhood quality of life impacts.

by Burien Observers
Cities   -   May 04, 2026 Cedarhurst Neighbors Raise Alarm Over Rezoning, Urge City to Reconsider Plan | Letter to Editor
Cedarhurst Neighbors Raise Alarm Over Rezoning, Urge City to Reconsider Plan | Letter to Editor

Cedarhurst (North of NERA) neighbors push back on proposed rezoning, raising concerns about property rights, transparency, and long-term impacts on their community and homes.

by Guest Writer
Cities   -   May 04, 2026 Introducing: Burien Observers
Introducing: Burien Observers

New Highline Journal "Burien Observers" column brings neighbor-led oversight on zoning, safety, and city planning, asking simple questions and explaining what’s changing locally

by Admin
Cities   -   May 04, 2026 Week at a Glance: City and Civic Meetings | May 4 - 8
Week at a Glance: City and Civic Meetings |  May 4 - 8

Burien Council will consider action on zoning and minimum wage; Highline School Board will vote on reduced certified staffing, Normandy Park will hold a Town Hall on cell service, and Des Moines will discuss Comprehensive Plan draft.

by Admin
Lifestyle   -   May 04, 2026 Marriage Matters: The Long Haul (Part 8)
Marriage Matters: The Long Haul (Part 8)

Mark and Jan Yokers return to give couples hope as they share wisdom from successful authors Milan and Kay Yerkovich.

by Guest Writer
Events   -   May 04, 2026 Spring Bazaar in SeaTac
Spring Bazaar in SeaTac

A Spring Bazaar is set for Saturday, May 9, from 2 to 7 p.m. in SeaTac, featuring food, drinks, and family friendly games.

by Staff Writer
Burien Beat   -   May 01, 2026 Healthcare Workers Picket St. Anne Hospital Amid Ongoing Contract Talks Over Wages and Staffing
Healthcare Workers Picket St. Anne Hospital Amid Ongoing Contract Talks Over Wages and Staffing

Dozens of healthcare workers and nurses at St. Anne Hospital in Burien held an informational picket on Tuesday, April 28, as contract negotiations between...

by Melissa Petrini
Highline Community Symphonic Band Presents “The Space-Time Continuum” Concert May 17
Entertainment   -   May 05, 2026 Highline Community Symphonic Band Presents “The Space-Time Continuum” Concert May 17

Free community concert explores space, time, and imagination through symphonic music, featuring classics and contemporary works at Highline High School Theatre.

by Staff Writer
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Entertainment   -   May 05, 2026 Highline Community Symphonic Band Presents “The Space-Time Continuum” Concert May 17
Highline Community Symphonic Band Presents “The Space-Time Continuum” Concert May 17

Free community concert explores space, time, and imagination through symphonic music, featuring classics and contemporary works at Highline High School Theatre.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   May 04, 2026 Why Are Beer Gardens Being Placed Next to Our Schools and Homes? | Perspective
Why Are Beer Gardens Being Placed Next to Our Schools and Homes? | Perspective

Residents oppose beer gardens and alcohol sales near homes, schools, and churches, citing zoning concerns, safety, and neighborhood quality of life impacts.

by Burien Observers
Cities   -   May 04, 2026 Cedarhurst Neighbors Raise Alarm Over Rezoning, Urge City to Reconsider Plan | Letter to Editor
Cedarhurst Neighbors Raise Alarm Over Rezoning, Urge City to Reconsider Plan | Letter to Editor

Cedarhurst (North of NERA) neighbors push back on proposed rezoning, raising concerns about property rights, transparency, and long-term impacts on their community and homes.

by Guest Writer
Cities   -   May 04, 2026 Introducing: Burien Observers
Introducing: Burien Observers

New Highline Journal "Burien Observers" column brings neighbor-led oversight on zoning, safety, and city planning, asking simple questions and explaining what’s changing locally

by Admin
Cities   -   May 04, 2026 Week at a Glance: City and Civic Meetings | May 4 - 8
Week at a Glance: City and Civic Meetings |  May 4 - 8

Burien Council will consider action on zoning and minimum wage; Highline School Board will vote on reduced certified staffing, Normandy Park will hold a Town Hall on cell service, and Des Moines will discuss Comprehensive Plan draft.

by Admin
Lifestyle   -   May 04, 2026 Marriage Matters: The Long Haul (Part 8)
Marriage Matters: The Long Haul (Part 8)

Mark and Jan Yokers return to give couples hope as they share wisdom from successful authors Milan and Kay Yerkovich.

by Guest Writer
Events   -   May 04, 2026 Spring Bazaar in SeaTac
Spring Bazaar in SeaTac

A Spring Bazaar is set for Saturday, May 9, from 2 to 7 p.m. in SeaTac, featuring food, drinks, and family friendly games.

by Staff Writer
Burien Beat   -   May 01, 2026 Healthcare Workers Picket St. Anne Hospital Amid Ongoing Contract Talks Over Wages and Staffing
Healthcare Workers Picket St. Anne Hospital Amid Ongoing Contract Talks Over Wages and Staffing

Dozens of healthcare workers and nurses at St. Anne Hospital in Burien held an informational picket on Tuesday, April 28, as contract negotiations between...

by Melissa Petrini
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