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Community Connections   -   Mar 13, 2026 West Seattle Light Rail Invites Community to Public Forum Set for April 1st
West Seattle Light Rail Invites Community to Public Forum Set for April 1st

The public is invited on April 1st at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center for a spring West Seattle Light Rail Forum. This West Seattle Forum will be an opportunity to get more detailed information and analyses on potential cost-savings and service delivery updates to West Seattle. This event is intended to

by Admin
Burien Beat   -   Mar 13, 2026 Burien Council Member Alex Andrade Announces Run for State House
Burien Council Member Alex Andrade Announces Run for State House

Burien City Councilmember Alex Andrade announced a run for Washington State House, saying cities need a stronger voice in Olympia.

by Staff Writer
Education   -   Mar 13, 2026 Repost: Washington's Charter Schools Deliver — If the State Lets Them
Repost: Washington's Charter Schools Deliver — If the State Lets Them

Highline area charter school, Why Not You Academy, will close in June 2026, making choices within our area more out of reach for families looking for different educational pathways.

by Admin
Cities   -   Mar 09, 2026 Highline Civic Calendar: Key Public Meetings This Week (March 9-13)
Highline Civic Calendar: Key Public Meetings This Week (March 9-13)

City Council meetings for Burien, SeaTac, Normandy Park, Des Moines this week. Highline CFAC tonight at 6pm. Burien Planning & Port of Seattle cancelled.

by Admin
Education   -   Mar 06, 2026 'Gender-Affirming Care' Question Disrupts Highline Board Meeting
'Gender-Affirming Care' Question Disrupts Highline Board Meeting

All three providers at the Highline High School HealthPoint clinic list "gender-affirming care" among their specialties, though it was not included in the initial board presentation.

by Katie Kresly
Burien Beat   -   Mar 06, 2026 Celebrating American Heritage: Exploring Burien’s Historic “Indian Trail”
Celebrating American Heritage: Exploring Burien’s Historic “Indian Trail”

As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding, many communities are reflecting on the deep and diverse histories that shape the nation. Exploring both American and ancient American history offers an opportunity to appreciate the people, cultures, and traditions that existed long before modern borders and cities.

by Melissa Petrini
Perspectives   -   Mar 06, 2026 “Don’t Play Monopoly With Our Lives”: ReZoning Plan Could Affect 264 Burien Homes
“Don’t Play Monopoly With Our Lives”: ReZoning Plan Could Affect 264 Burien Homes

Burien homeowner warns North of NERA rezone could replace a 264-home neighborhood with industrial zoning, pushing families out.

by Guest Writer
Lifestyle   -   Mar 06, 2026 A Spring Parade of Gardens at Seattle’s Annual Festival
A Spring Parade of Gardens at Seattle’s Annual Festival

Seattle’s NW Flower & Garden Festival dazzled with display gardens, creative design ideas, local vendors, and inspiration for spring gardening.

by Beth Barrett
West Seattle Light Rail Invites Community to Public Forum Set for April 1st
Community Connections   -   Mar 13, 2026 West Seattle Light Rail Invites Community to Public Forum Set for April 1st

The public is invited on April 1st at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center for a spring West Seattle Light Rail Forum. This West Seattle Forum will be an opportunity to get more detailed information and analyses on potential cost-savings and service delivery updates to West Seattle. This event is intended to

by Admin
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Community Connections   -   Mar 13, 2026 West Seattle Light Rail Invites Community to Public Forum Set for April 1st
West Seattle Light Rail Invites Community to Public Forum Set for April 1st

The public is invited on April 1st at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center for a spring West Seattle Light Rail Forum. This West Seattle Forum will be an opportunity to get more detailed information and analyses on potential cost-savings and service delivery updates to West Seattle. This event is intended to

by Admin
Burien Beat   -   Mar 13, 2026 Burien Council Member Alex Andrade Announces Run for State House
Burien Council Member Alex Andrade Announces Run for State House

Burien City Councilmember Alex Andrade announced a run for Washington State House, saying cities need a stronger voice in Olympia.

by Staff Writer
Education   -   Mar 13, 2026 Repost: Washington's Charter Schools Deliver — If the State Lets Them
Repost: Washington's Charter Schools Deliver — If the State Lets Them

Highline area charter school, Why Not You Academy, will close in June 2026, making choices within our area more out of reach for families looking for different educational pathways.

by Admin
Cities   -   Mar 09, 2026 Highline Civic Calendar: Key Public Meetings This Week (March 9-13)
Highline Civic Calendar: Key Public Meetings This Week (March 9-13)

City Council meetings for Burien, SeaTac, Normandy Park, Des Moines this week. Highline CFAC tonight at 6pm. Burien Planning & Port of Seattle cancelled.

by Admin
Education   -   Mar 06, 2026 'Gender-Affirming Care' Question Disrupts Highline Board Meeting
'Gender-Affirming Care' Question Disrupts Highline Board Meeting

All three providers at the Highline High School HealthPoint clinic list "gender-affirming care" among their specialties, though it was not included in the initial board presentation.

by Katie Kresly
Burien Beat   -   Mar 06, 2026 Celebrating American Heritage: Exploring Burien’s Historic “Indian Trail”
Celebrating American Heritage: Exploring Burien’s Historic “Indian Trail”

As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding, many communities are reflecting on the deep and diverse histories that shape the nation. Exploring both American and ancient American history offers an opportunity to appreciate the people, cultures, and traditions that existed long before modern borders and cities.

by Melissa Petrini
Perspectives   -   Mar 06, 2026 “Don’t Play Monopoly With Our Lives”: ReZoning Plan Could Affect 264 Burien Homes
“Don’t Play Monopoly With Our Lives”: ReZoning Plan Could Affect 264 Burien Homes

Burien homeowner warns North of NERA rezone could replace a 264-home neighborhood with industrial zoning, pushing families out.

by Guest Writer
Lifestyle   -   Mar 06, 2026 A Spring Parade of Gardens at Seattle’s Annual Festival
A Spring Parade of Gardens at Seattle’s Annual Festival

Seattle’s NW Flower & Garden Festival dazzled with display gardens, creative design ideas, local vendors, and inspiration for spring gardening.

by Beth Barrett
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