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Local   -   Mar 20, 2026 Community Conversation Series Invites People To Discuss Challenging Topics
Community Conversation Series Invites People To Discuss Challenging Topics

We begin with how to help neighbors in crisis on the street, creating space for shared understanding and meaningful community dialogue together...

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Washington State   -   Mar 20, 2026 Celebrating American Heritage: Dale Chihuly and the Washington State History Museum
Celebrating American Heritage: Dale Chihuly and the Washington State History Museum

This article is part of The Highline Journal’s America at 250: Northwest Stories series exploring local history as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary.

by Stuart Jenner
Cities   -   Mar 20, 2026 Week at a Glance: School and Civic Meetings | March 23-27
Week at a Glance: School and Civic Meetings | March 23-27

Local governments across the Highline region meet this week on city policy, school planning, zoning, and regional issues. Here are the meetings to watch.

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Cities   -   Mar 16, 2026 North of NERA Plan, $8M Highline School Cuts Lead This Week’s Civic Meetings | March 16-19
North of NERA Plan, $8M Highline School Cuts Lead This Week’s Civic Meetings | March 16-19

Burien’s Airport Committee will hear a planning presentation on proposed North of NERA zoning changes, giving residents another opportunity to comment. Highline School Board will discuss...

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Lifestyle   -   Mar 16, 2026 Snow Among Spring Flowers in the Highline Area
Snow Among Spring Flowers in the Highline Area

Heavy snow covered early spring flowers across the Highline area, creating striking scenes as Pacific Northwest blooms endured winter’s final surprise.

by Stuart Jenner
Community Connections   -   Mar 13, 2026 From Crisis to Recovery: Shelter Serving King County Helps Women and Children Rebuild
From Crisis to Recovery: Shelter Serving King County Helps Women and Children Rebuild

Through shelter, mentorship, and community support, The More We Love helps women and children move from crisis toward recovery.

by Katie Kresly
Local   -   Mar 13, 2026 Lincoln’s Election Turmoil and Puget Sound’s Mosquito Fleet
Lincoln’s Election Turmoil and Puget Sound’s Mosquito Fleet

The Des Moines Historical Society will host spring presentations exploring Civil War-era politics and Puget Sound’s early steamboat network.

by Katie Kresly
Lifestyle   -   Mar 13, 2026 Marriage Matters: When Triggers Turn Small Conflicts Into Big Reactions (Part 5)
Marriage Matters: When Triggers Turn Small Conflicts Into Big Reactions (Part 5)

Zero to 10 in a heartbeat... a small irritation explode into chaos. Now what do we do...

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Community Conversation Series Invites People To Discuss Challenging Topics
Local   -   Mar 20, 2026 Community Conversation Series Invites People To Discuss Challenging Topics

We begin with how to help neighbors in crisis on the street, creating space for shared understanding and meaningful community dialogue together...

by Admin
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Local   -   Mar 20, 2026 Community Conversation Series Invites People To Discuss Challenging Topics
Community Conversation Series Invites People To Discuss Challenging Topics

We begin with how to help neighbors in crisis on the street, creating space for shared understanding and meaningful community dialogue together...

by Admin
Washington State   -   Mar 20, 2026 Celebrating American Heritage: Dale Chihuly and the Washington State History Museum
Celebrating American Heritage: Dale Chihuly and the Washington State History Museum

This article is part of The Highline Journal’s America at 250: Northwest Stories series exploring local history as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary.

by Stuart Jenner
Cities   -   Mar 20, 2026 Week at a Glance: School and Civic Meetings | March 23-27
Week at a Glance: School and Civic Meetings | March 23-27

Local governments across the Highline region meet this week on city policy, school planning, zoning, and regional issues. Here are the meetings to watch.

by Admin
Cities   -   Mar 16, 2026 North of NERA Plan, $8M Highline School Cuts Lead This Week’s Civic Meetings | March 16-19
North of NERA Plan, $8M Highline School Cuts Lead This Week’s Civic Meetings | March 16-19

Burien’s Airport Committee will hear a planning presentation on proposed North of NERA zoning changes, giving residents another opportunity to comment. Highline School Board will discuss...

by Admin
Lifestyle   -   Mar 16, 2026 Snow Among Spring Flowers in the Highline Area
Snow Among Spring Flowers in the Highline Area

Heavy snow covered early spring flowers across the Highline area, creating striking scenes as Pacific Northwest blooms endured winter’s final surprise.

by Stuart Jenner
Community Connections   -   Mar 13, 2026 From Crisis to Recovery: Shelter Serving King County Helps Women and Children Rebuild
From Crisis to Recovery: Shelter Serving King County Helps Women and Children Rebuild

Through shelter, mentorship, and community support, The More We Love helps women and children move from crisis toward recovery.

by Katie Kresly
Local   -   Mar 13, 2026 Lincoln’s Election Turmoil and Puget Sound’s Mosquito Fleet
Lincoln’s Election Turmoil and Puget Sound’s Mosquito Fleet

The Des Moines Historical Society will host spring presentations exploring Civil War-era politics and Puget Sound’s early steamboat network.

by Katie Kresly
Lifestyle   -   Mar 13, 2026 Marriage Matters: When Triggers Turn Small Conflicts Into Big Reactions (Part 5)
Marriage Matters: When Triggers Turn Small Conflicts Into Big Reactions (Part 5)

Zero to 10 in a heartbeat... a small irritation explode into chaos. Now what do we do...

by Guest Writer
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