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Monday Dec 8, Burien Council Special Reception at 4:30pm, followed by 5:30pm City Council Meeting including oath of office, and Keys to the City to outgoing members.
As we move toward the next election cycle, three statewide initiatives are actively gathering signatures to advance to the Legislature.
Featured meetings happening this week in Burien, Des Moines, Normandy Park, SeaTac, Highline Schools, Port of Seattle, and King County.
by Staff Writer
Featured meetings happening this week in Burien, Des Moines, Normandy Park, SeaTac, Highline Schools, Port of Seattle, and King County.
by Staff Writer
Monday Dec 8, Burien Council Special Reception at 4:30pm, followed by 5:30pm City Council Meeting including oath of office, and Keys to the City to outgoing members.
by Staff Writer
As we move toward the next election cycle, three statewide initiatives are actively gathering signatures to advance to the Legislature.
by Beth Barrett
The Nov 17th Burien City Council Meeting continued a growing trend of emphasis on ICE coming from both the dais and the public commenters.
by Tommy Butzerin
With few ballots left, most Highline area contests are settled. The tightest race remains Highline Schools, where Joe Van leads by 400 votes.
by Admin
"After a long campaign, From the bottom of my heart — thank you..." - Peter Kwon
by Admin
Day 5 results show most races stable - except Highline’s District 3, where Joe Van now leads Katie Kresly by 387 votes.
by Staff Writer
Day 4 ballot results show one race still razor-thin, with Kresly leading by just 75 votes as other contests widen.
by Staff Writer