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Burien to kick off 2026 by electing a new Mayor, giving a financial update, and considering new transportation grants.
A local, impressive holiday lights display will still be up until mid-January. More inflatables than in the rest of the Highline area combined make this a Winter Wonderland to brighten up dark January evenings.
Community members are welcome to join a meeting on Burien's DESC Bloomside on January 13. Questions are welcome.
by Staff Writer
Community members are welcome to join a meeting on Burien's DESC Bloomside on January 13. Questions are welcome.
by Staff Writer
Burien to kick off 2026 by electing a new Mayor, giving a financial update, and considering new transportation grants.
by Staff Writer
A local, impressive holiday lights display will still be up until mid-January. More inflatables than in the rest of the Highline area combined make this a Winter Wonderland to brighten up dark January evenings.
by Stuart Jenner
The Burien Planning Commission voted Wednesday, Dec 10, to advance Council-directed shoreline residential zoning corrections after dozens of city residents raised legal and environmental concerns.
by Katie Kresly
Burien Councilmember makes a formal statement in response to pressure from the public and media regarding an inappropriate comment at the December 10 Planning Commission Meeting.
by Staff Writer
Burien’s Dec 8 council meeting welcomed new members, honored outgoing leaders, addressed ICE concerns, zoning changes, budget items, and priorities.
by Tommy Butzerin
The explicit remark came from an unidentified Zoom attendee during a zoning discussion involving Three Tree Point, Lake Burien, and Seahurst neighborhoods.
by Katie KreslyDec 10 at 5:30pm, the Burien Planning Commission will host a Public Hearing as it considers recommendations on repairing errors made in Burien's 2044 Comp Plan and 2025 zoning. Resident urges residents to attend and speak up.
by Admin