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SeaTac begins community court with corresponding public resource center
The City of SeaTac starts its new community court program this Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2023, to...
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Port of Seattle files lawsuit against Boeing for lower Duwamish Superfund Cleanup
The Port of Seattle filed a civil lawsuit on Tuesday, July 19, 2022, demanding that The Boeing...
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DAL Law Firm: Avoid common mistakes in estate planning
SPONSORED: Avoid Common Mistakes In Estate Planning While creating your Estate Plan is important,...
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Puget Soundkeeper announces intent to sue City of SeaTac, others over stormwater discharges
On June 16, 2022, Puget Soundkeeper announced its intent to sue the cities of...
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DAL Law Firm: Can an LLC protect my assets?
SPONSORED: Can an LLC protect my assets? A Limited Liability Company, better known as LLC,...
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Local seafood broker sentenced for illegally shipping potentially tainted geoduck
A Burien seafood broker was sentenced Tuesday (May 17, 2022) in U.S. District Court in Seattle to...
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SeaTac man sentenced to 25 years for crimes involving sexual abuse of young boys
A 38-year-old SeaTac man was sentenced Wednesday, Mar. 2, 2022 in U.S. District Court in Seattle...
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DAL Law Firm: Funding Your Trust
SPONSORED: Funding Your Trust Trusts are a valuable and important tool in estate planning. A...
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King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg will not seek re-election
King County Prosecuting Attorney – and local boy – Dan Satterberg announced Friday, Jan. 7, 2022...
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DAL Law Firm: The risks of doing your own Estate Planning
SPONSORED: The Risks of Doing Your Own Estate Planning Your estate is your total net worth in the...
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City of SeaTac announces revised Minimum Wage of $16.57 per hour
The City of SeaTac announced this week the mandatory annual adjustments to the City’s Minimum...
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VIDEO: Watch City of Burien present oral arguments against FAA in court
On Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2019, the City of Burien appeared before the United States Court of Appeals...
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