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Local   -   Sep 26, 2025 Make a Game Plan: Major King County Road Closures Sept. 26–29
Make a Game Plan: Major King County Road Closures Sept. 26–29

WSDOT 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 crews will

by Staff Writer
Editorials   -   Sep 26, 2025 Editorials: Our Take
Editorials: Our Take

[NOTE FROM EDITOR: Editorials & Opinion articles do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Highline Journal or Daniel Media, and are of the authors own perspective.] DON'T MISS ANYTHING! Check back for upcoming editorials! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss anything!

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Cities   -   Sep 26, 2025 Find Your Farmers Market
Find Your Farmers Market

🌻 Local Farmers Markets - South King County, WA Fresh, Local, and Community-Driven 🛒 Weekly Market Schedule Normandy Park Farmers Market 📍 Normandy Park Towne Center 📅 Sundays 🕘 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM 📆 June – September 🎶 Live music, kids activities, and local produce. Des Moines Waterfront Farmers Market 📍 Des Moines Marina, 22307 Dock Ave

by Admin
Campaign Corner   -   Sep 25, 2025 Campaign Corner: Burien City Council Position 1
Campaign Corner: Burien City Council Position 1

Burien City Council For Other Published Responses: Click Here Sept 25, 2025: We reached out to the eight candidates running for Burien City Council positions. Question: When it comes to public health and safety in Burien, (especially homelessness, the drug crisis, and untreated mental health issues which remain top concerns

by Beth Barrett
Events   -   Sep 25, 2025 Lace Up for Fun: Brat Trot & Bavarian Fest Returns October 4 in Burien
Lace Up for Fun: Brat Trot & Bavarian Fest Returns October 4 in Burien

The Oct 4th Brat Trot is a Burien favorite for good reason: it’s festive, family-friendly, and community-driven. Sign up today!

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   Sep 23, 2025 Burien Council Votes 5–2 to Fix Zoning Errors After Resident Advocacy
Burien Council Votes 5–2 to Fix Zoning Errors After Resident Advocacy

Burien shoreline residents’ persistence led to a 5–2 Burien Council vote to fix zoning errors tied to the Shoreline Master Plan. After months of persistence from shoreline residents, the Burien City Council has taken a significant step to correct errors in the city’s Comprehensive Plan and zoning designations—

by Staff Writer
Highline Schools   -   Sep 23, 2025 SCHOOL BOARD TESTIMONY: Citizen Expresses Concern About Local Middle School
SCHOOL BOARD TESTIMONY: Citizen Expresses Concern About Local Middle School

The following Letter to the Editor was submitted by a verified Highline resident. [NOTE FROM EDITOR: Letters to the Editor do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Highline Journal or Daniel Media.  If you wish to submit a story, photo, article, or letter, please contact us.  We look forward

by Patricia Bailey
Sep 22, 2025 GRAND OPENINGS: CELEBRATE NEW TYEE & EVERGREEN HIGH SCHOOLS THIS OCTOBER
GRAND OPENINGS: CELEBRATE NEW TYEE & EVERGREEN HIGH SCHOOLS THIS OCTOBER

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 a milestone

by Highline Contributor
Make a Game Plan: Major King County Road Closures Sept. 26–29
Local   -   Sep 26, 2025 Make a Game Plan: Major King County Road Closures Sept. 26–29

WSDOT 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 crews will

by Staff Writer
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Local   -   Sep 26, 2025 Make a Game Plan: Major King County Road Closures Sept. 26–29
Make a Game Plan: Major King County Road Closures Sept. 26–29

WSDOT 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 crews will

by Staff Writer
Editorials   -   Sep 26, 2025 Editorials: Our Take
Editorials: Our Take

[NOTE FROM EDITOR: Editorials & Opinion articles do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Highline Journal or Daniel Media, and are of the authors own perspective.] DON'T MISS ANYTHING! Check back for upcoming editorials! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss anything!

by Admin
Cities   -   Sep 26, 2025 Find Your Farmers Market
Find Your Farmers Market

🌻 Local Farmers Markets - South King County, WA Fresh, Local, and Community-Driven 🛒 Weekly Market Schedule Normandy Park Farmers Market 📍 Normandy Park Towne Center 📅 Sundays 🕘 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM 📆 June – September 🎶 Live music, kids activities, and local produce. Des Moines Waterfront Farmers Market 📍 Des Moines Marina, 22307 Dock Ave

by Admin
Campaign Corner   -   Sep 25, 2025 Campaign Corner: Burien City Council Position 1
Campaign Corner: Burien City Council Position 1

Burien City Council For Other Published Responses: Click Here Sept 25, 2025: We reached out to the eight candidates running for Burien City Council positions. Question: When it comes to public health and safety in Burien, (especially homelessness, the drug crisis, and untreated mental health issues which remain top concerns

by Beth Barrett
Events   -   Sep 25, 2025 Lace Up for Fun: Brat Trot & Bavarian Fest Returns October 4 in Burien
Lace Up for Fun: Brat Trot & Bavarian Fest Returns October 4 in Burien

The Oct 4th Brat Trot is a Burien favorite for good reason: it’s festive, family-friendly, and community-driven. Sign up today!

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   Sep 23, 2025 Burien Council Votes 5–2 to Fix Zoning Errors After Resident Advocacy
Burien Council Votes 5–2 to Fix Zoning Errors After Resident Advocacy

Burien shoreline residents’ persistence led to a 5–2 Burien Council vote to fix zoning errors tied to the Shoreline Master Plan. After months of persistence from shoreline residents, the Burien City Council has taken a significant step to correct errors in the city’s Comprehensive Plan and zoning designations—

by Staff Writer
Highline Schools   -   Sep 23, 2025 SCHOOL BOARD TESTIMONY: Citizen Expresses Concern About Local Middle School
SCHOOL BOARD TESTIMONY: Citizen Expresses Concern About Local Middle School

The following Letter to the Editor was submitted by a verified Highline resident. [NOTE FROM EDITOR: Letters to the Editor do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Highline Journal or Daniel Media.  If you wish to submit a story, photo, article, or letter, please contact us.  We look forward

by Patricia Bailey
Sep 22, 2025 GRAND OPENINGS: CELEBRATE NEW TYEE & EVERGREEN HIGH SCHOOLS THIS OCTOBER
GRAND OPENINGS: CELEBRATE NEW TYEE & EVERGREEN HIGH SCHOOLS THIS OCTOBER

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 a milestone

by Highline Contributor
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