"This is a big deal," said Burien Airport Committee Vice Chair Brian Davis. "Residents can speak directly to Port commissioners about how airport expansion will affect their families."

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.

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

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.

Burien residents have an opportunity to apply for a vacant City Council seat, with interviews and appointment expected later this summer.

Hosted by local community groups, the SeaTac gathering helped residents learn, ask questions, share experiences, and make their voices heard.

Officials affirm First Amendment rights as detectives continue search for suspect in June 10 assault investigation.

Airport neighbors are encouraged to attend and make comments at SAMP open houses regarding negative environmental impact, hosted by the Port. Highline School will host a Budget Hearing on Wednesday.