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Cities   -   Jul 22, 2026 People Need More Than a 'Key to an Apartment' |Guest Editorial
People Need More Than a 'Key to an Apartment' |Guest Editorial

Kristine Moreland of The More We Love shares firsthand observations following outreach near Burien's DESC Bloomside, urging greater emphasis on recovery, intervention, and compassionate responses to fentanyl addiction.

Perspectives   -   Jul 03, 2026 Celebrating 250 Years: A Story Still Being Written
Celebrating 250 Years: A Story Still Being Written

As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, The Highline Journal wishes our neighbors a joyful Independence Day and renewed commitment to unity.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Highline Schools Must Show "Complete Openness" Before Bond Vote
Education   -   Jul 29, 2026 LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Highline Schools Must Show "Complete Openness" Before Bond Vote

A letter argues Highline Public Schools should prove its commitment to transparency and accountability before voters decide on a $643.4 million debt package. Highline Schools responded.

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Education   -   Jul 29, 2026 LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Highline Schools Must Show "Complete Openness" Before Bond Vote
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Highline Schools Must Show "Complete Openness" Before Bond Vote

A letter argues Highline Public Schools should prove its commitment to transparency and accountability before voters decide on a $643.4 million debt package. Highline Schools responded.

by Admin
Cities   -   Jul 22, 2026 People Need More Than a 'Key to an Apartment' |Guest Editorial
People Need More Than a 'Key to an Apartment' |Guest Editorial

Kristine Moreland of The More We Love shares firsthand observations following outreach near Burien's DESC Bloomside, urging greater emphasis on recovery, intervention, and compassionate responses to fentanyl addiction.

by Guest Writer
Perspectives   -   Jul 03, 2026 Celebrating 250 Years: A Story Still Being Written
Celebrating 250 Years: A Story Still Being Written

As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, The Highline Journal wishes our neighbors a joyful Independence Day and renewed commitment to unity.

by Melissa Petrini
Perspectives   -   Jun 26, 2026 LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Industrial Zoning Creates 'Burdens Without Benefits' Says Cedarhurst/North of NERA Resident
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Industrial Zoning Creates 'Burdens Without Benefits' Says Cedarhurst/North of NERA Resident

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

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Community Connections   -   Jun 22, 2026 RSVP for June 24 | Protecting Girls In Sports Conversation This Wednesday!
RSVP for June 24 | Protecting Girls In Sports Conversation This Wednesday!

RSVP Today to Save Your Spot Event Details COMMUNITY CONVERSATION: Protecting Girls in Sports  What should fairness, safety, and opportunity look like in girls' athletics? Join us for a bipartisan discussion featuring speakers from DIAG (Democrats for an Informed Approach to Gender) and Title IX Edmonds as we explore

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Education   -   Jun 19, 2026 LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Highline School Board’s Virtual Double Standard Silences Parents
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Highline School Board’s Virtual Double Standard Silences Parents

"Rules for thee, but not for me," says Highline parent after remote testimony denied while board member appeared virtually.

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Community Connections   -   May 29, 2026 A Cause For Concern: A First-Hand Look at the Education Technology Debate
A Cause For Concern: A First-Hand Look at the Education Technology Debate

Our recent Community Conversation Series focused on growing technology in education, data privacy, some of the harmful consequences to our children's brains, and questions around what safeguards are in place.

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Perspectives   -   May 11, 2026 LETTER: Burien Resident Calls Out ADU Loophole Driving Oversized Structures
LETTER: Burien Resident Calls Out ADU Loophole Driving Oversized Structures

A Burien resident says confusing zoning enables oversized ADUs with limited living space, raising concerns about questionable gains in housing affordability

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