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Perspectives   -   Jul 03, 2026 Celebrating 250 Years: A Story Still Being Written
Celebrating 250 Years: A Story Still Being Written

As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, The Highline Journal wishes our neighbors a joyful Independence Day and renewed commitment to unity.

by Melissa Petrini
Entertainment   -   Jul 03, 2026 UPDATE: Normandy Park to Celebrate America's 250th Anniversary with July 3 Fireworks and July 4 Parade
UPDATE: Normandy Park to Celebrate America's 250th Anniversary with July 3 Fireworks and July 4 Parade

Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with fireworks, parade, and more in Normandy Park July 3–July 4.

by Staff Writer
Events   -   Jul 03, 2026 Burien Gets Ready for a Hometown Fourth of July Tradition
Burien Gets Ready for a Hometown Fourth of July Tradition

Boy Scout Troop 375 will distribute 5,000 American flags before Burien veterans honor the nation's fallen during the Fourth of July Color Guard.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   Jul 03, 2026 SeaTac's Angle Lake Celebrates Independence Day
SeaTac's Angle Lake Celebrates Independence Day

Neighborhood traditions return to Angle Lake as the Shore Club hosts parades, races and fireworks. Evening visitors should plan ahead, as SeaTac's Angle Lake Park closes at dusk.

by Staff Writer
Local   -   Jun 26, 2026 Honoring Seattle’s 'Little Sister of Liberty'
Honoring Seattle’s 'Little Sister of Liberty'

Seattle has a replica of the original Statue of Liberty at Alki Beach. Read on to learn the fascinating story of why it's there and who put it there.

by Wendy Butzerin
Perspectives   -   Jun 26, 2026 LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Industrial Zoning Creates 'Burdens Without Benefits' Says Cedarhurst/North of NERA Resident
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Industrial Zoning Creates 'Burdens Without Benefits' Says Cedarhurst/North of NERA Resident

A Burien resident urges stronger homeowner protections, anti-displacement measures, and community benefits before proposed industrial land use changes move forward.

by Admin
Education   -   Jun 26, 2026 Highline Residents Raise Transparency and Budget Concerns Ahead of July 1 Vote
Highline Residents Raise Transparency and Budget Concerns Ahead of July 1 Vote

Three residents urged greater transparency, questioned declining reserves and spending priorities, and commented before Highline's July 1 budget vote.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   Jun 26, 2026 Week at a Glance: School and Civic Meetings | June 27- July 3, 2026
Week at a Glance: School and Civic Meetings | June 27- July 3, 2026

Highline School Board to decide on bond, levy, for the November ballot. Two meetings on North of NERA rezoning, plus SAMP Open House June 27.

by Staff Writer
Celebrating 250 Years: A Story Still Being Written
Perspectives   -   Jul 03, 2026 Celebrating 250 Years: A Story Still Being Written

As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, The Highline Journal wishes our neighbors a joyful Independence Day and renewed commitment to unity.

by Melissa Petrini
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Perspectives   -   Jul 03, 2026 Celebrating 250 Years: A Story Still Being Written
Celebrating 250 Years: A Story Still Being Written

As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, The Highline Journal wishes our neighbors a joyful Independence Day and renewed commitment to unity.

by Melissa Petrini
Entertainment   -   Jul 03, 2026 UPDATE: Normandy Park to Celebrate America's 250th Anniversary with July 3 Fireworks and July 4 Parade
UPDATE: Normandy Park to Celebrate America's 250th Anniversary with July 3 Fireworks and July 4 Parade

Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with fireworks, parade, and more in Normandy Park July 3–July 4.

by Staff Writer
Events   -   Jul 03, 2026 Burien Gets Ready for a Hometown Fourth of July Tradition
Burien Gets Ready for a Hometown Fourth of July Tradition

Boy Scout Troop 375 will distribute 5,000 American flags before Burien veterans honor the nation's fallen during the Fourth of July Color Guard.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   Jul 03, 2026 SeaTac's Angle Lake Celebrates Independence Day
SeaTac's Angle Lake Celebrates Independence Day

Neighborhood traditions return to Angle Lake as the Shore Club hosts parades, races and fireworks. Evening visitors should plan ahead, as SeaTac's Angle Lake Park closes at dusk.

by Staff Writer
Local   -   Jun 26, 2026 Honoring Seattle’s 'Little Sister of Liberty'
Honoring Seattle’s 'Little Sister of Liberty'

Seattle has a replica of the original Statue of Liberty at Alki Beach. Read on to learn the fascinating story of why it's there and who put it there.

by Wendy Butzerin
Perspectives   -   Jun 26, 2026 LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Industrial Zoning Creates 'Burdens Without Benefits' Says Cedarhurst/North of NERA Resident
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Industrial Zoning Creates 'Burdens Without Benefits' Says Cedarhurst/North of NERA Resident

A Burien resident urges stronger homeowner protections, anti-displacement measures, and community benefits before proposed industrial land use changes move forward.

by Admin
Education   -   Jun 26, 2026 Highline Residents Raise Transparency and Budget Concerns Ahead of July 1 Vote
Highline Residents Raise Transparency and Budget Concerns Ahead of July 1 Vote

Three residents urged greater transparency, questioned declining reserves and spending priorities, and commented before Highline's July 1 budget vote.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   Jun 26, 2026 Week at a Glance: School and Civic Meetings | June 27- July 3, 2026
Week at a Glance: School and Civic Meetings | June 27- July 3, 2026

Highline School Board to decide on bond, levy, for the November ballot. Two meetings on North of NERA rezoning, plus SAMP Open House June 27.

by Staff Writer
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