Category: Burien News
Highline school bond reaches 63.62% support, technology levy also leads in Friday election returns
Highline Public Schools’ $595.4 million construction bond stood at 63.62% approval in Friday’s...
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FEEL GOOD FRIDAY: No rocks.
By Dave Markwell “Yes.” It was the only right answer to my daughter’s question on Halloween day...
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Discover Seattle Christian School at its K-12 Open House for prospective families on Nov. 12 & Feb. 4
SPONSORED: For 80 years, Seattle Christian School (SCS) has been educating students as the first...
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Normandy Park Winterfest organizers seek community support, sponsors ahead of Dec. 5 celebration
Normandy Park’s 14th annual Winterfest will bring a tree lighting, Santa’s rock star-style arrival...
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ELECTION RESULTS 1: SeaTac’s Prop. 1, Highline Schools bond, technology levy lead in first returns
Below are the first results from Tuesday’s (Nov. 3) general election, starting with AP’s national...
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Soroptimist Holiday Wreath sale supports education and resources for women and girls
Soroptimist International of Seattle South is taking orders for fresh holiday wreaths and cedar...
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South King County Fine Arts Roundup: November brings concerts, theater and art shows
Featured image: Streamside, a public domain landscape painting by American Artist Edward Mitchell...
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Kraken’s November home schedule features $3 happy hour beers & hot dogs and theme nights
SPONSORED: South King Media is proud to team up with the Seattle Kraken and share an exciting...
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Election Day brings focus to King County’s legal defense of local voting
King County is backing legal challenges to federal ballot mailing requirements and demands for...
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Explore halal eats in SeaTac’s Global Dining District
SPONSORED: Airport hours are unpredictable. Flights get canceled, shuttles get missed, and you...
Read More FEEL GOOD FRIDAY: Well-lived grief.
By Dave Markwell “Joy is the fruit of well-lived grief.” – Anonymous sweet, old farmer lady I love...
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Highline Public Schools superintendent recommends closing Maritime High School in June 2027
Highline Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ivan Duran is recommending that Maritime High School...
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