Burien Resident points out this election shows a clear pattern -- some Burien candidates are funded by local residents, while others depend almost entirely on outside donors.
This year, more than ever, local food banks welcome donations of food and money. As we approach Thanksgiving, many families are feeling the impact of reduced aid from government programs for food and other basic needs.
One place to donate food is at the intersection of 200th SW and 3rd
This year, more than ever, local food banks welcome donations of food and money. As we approach Thanksgiving, many families are feeling the impact of reduced aid from government programs for food and other basic needs.
One place to donate food is at the intersection of 200th SW and 3rd
Burien Resident points out this election shows a clear pattern -- some Burien candidates are funded by local residents, while others depend almost entirely on outside donors.
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Folks, we’re heading into
Transparency is a major issue in this campaign, which is why I’m compelled to address a misleading statement in my opponent’s candidate announcement...
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Dear Editor and Burien Voters
by Melissa Petrini, Managing Editor for The Highline Journal
[This is a follow-up story to this story published last week]
Full Disclosure: I am a recently resigned Highline School Board Director, and have studied this over the past several years to understand for myself what was within the Board'
