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Longtime resident Nancy Tosta officially files for Burien City Council
Longtime resident and member of the Planning Commission Nancy Tosta has officially filed to run for Burien City Council, Position #5, which is currently held by Rose Clark. Tosta has lived in Burien for... [Read more]
Longtime resident Chuck Rangel announces candidacy for City Council
Longtime resident Chuck Rangel officially announced his candidacy for Burien City Council Position #7, currently held by Mayor Brian Bennett, who is not running for re-election. Rangel has served as President... [Read more]
Robert Richmond III officially files to run for Burien City Council, Position #3
Robert Richmond III officially filed to run for Burien City Council, Position #3, where he will face incumbent Joan McGilton, Debi Wagner and Andrea Reay. “I am running because I have noticed that... [Read more]
Longtime resident Steve Armstrong declares candidacy for Burien City Council
Longtime resident Steve Armstrong officially declared his intent to run for Burien City Council, Position #7 this week, one of nine who has officially filed before the Friday deadline. Armstrong attended... [Read more]
Arts Commission member Andrea Reay announces candidacy for City Council
Another candidate has tossed her hat into the B-Town electoral ring – Burien Arts Commission member Andrea Reay announced Monday (May 6) that she will be a candidate for a seat on the Burien City Council. Andrea... [Read more]
Local Artist/Designer Shelli Park announces candidacy for City Council
Another candidate has tossed her hat into the B-Town electoral ring – local Artist and Designer Shelli Park announced Monday (April 29) that she will be a candidate for a seat on the Burien City Council. Park... [Read more]
Susan Enfield eschews Seattle and thinks Highline is Going from Good to Great
by Jack Mayne Susan Enfield says she is seeking the Highline School District’s top job because it is a district “that just needs to keep going from good to great and that is appealing.” Enfield... [Read more]
Schools Superintendent Candidate Engle Says Digital Education is Key
Dr. David Engle by Jack Mayne Dr. David Engle, a candidate for superintendent of the Highline School District, says keeping the schools moving forward on an established forward track while financing was... [Read more]
King County Council Candidate Diana Toledo Victim Of Burglary, Loses Puppy
King County Council Candidate Diana Toledo is asking our Readers for help – her West Seattle home was broken into Sunday morning (Nov. 6) sometime between 11 a.m. – Noon, with the only thing taken... [Read more]
Gubernatorial Candidate Jay Inslee Walks & Talks Through Burien Tuesday
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jay Inslee talks with Burien Mayor Joan McGilton Tuesday before his walking tour through B-Town Tuesday, Sept. 27th. Story, Photos & Audio by Scott Schaefer Even... [Read more]
BREAKING: ‘Non-Candidate’ Bob Edgar Is A Candidate Again; Still Running
One-time 'non-candidate' Bob Edgar is now a candidate again. BREAKING: On Friday morning (Sept. 2), we received the following email from Bob Edgar (read our previous coverage about him here), an... [Read more]
Joey Martinez Endorses Shaw, Challenges Edgar to Stop ‘Cheating’ Voters
After challenging Burien City Councilman Gordon Shaw in the Aug. 16 primary election, Joey Martinez told The B-Town Blog Saturday (Aug. 27) that he is endorsing Shaw for re-election…
Letter States That Bob Edgar Has Withdrawn From Burien Council Race
Bob Edgar by Ralph Nichols Is Bob Edgar a candidate for Burien City Council Position 4, currently held by Gordon Shaw? Or has he withdrawn from the race? Edgar filed for office with King County Elections... [Read more]
POLITICS: Diana Holman Withdraws From Burien City Council Race
Diana Holman notified The B-Town Blog Wednesday night (June 15) that she is withdrawing from the race for Position 4 on the Burien City Council. “I have decided that it is in our best interests that... [Read more]
Planning Commissioner Greg Duff To Run For Burien City Council
Planning Commissioner Greg Duff, former President of the North Highline Unincorporated Council and co-owner of Duff Design Florist, on Wednesday announced his candidacy for Burien City Council…
Once A Candidate, ‘Mac’ McElroy Enjoys Birthday, Contemplates Future
by Mark Neuman “Running for office is the coolest thing I’ve ever done,” said Geoffrey (Mac) McElroy, Navy veteran and proprietor of the Triangle Tavern and candidate for State Representative from... [Read more]
Joe McDermott Says His Experience Makes Him The Best Council Candidate
by Jack Mayne Joe McDermott says there is a lot more pain in the budget of King County and more cuts are inevitable even if county voters approve a stop-gap increase of .02 percent in the sales tax on... [Read more]
Burien’s Joe Fitzgibbon Wants To Add His Younger Voice To Legislature
by Jack Mayne Joe Fitzgibbon’s statement in the state voter’s pamphlet says that he “will bring a fresh perspective and a strong voice to change Olympia.” That sounds like a big ambition for... [Read more]
Sponsored PostWelcome Advertiser Geoffrey (Mac) McElroy, Candidate For State Representative
We welcome our latest Advertiser, Geoffrey (Mac) McElroy. He’s running for State Representative in the 34th District, Position 2. Mac decided to run for office because he says “there hasn’t been... [Read more]
Filipino-American Candidate Files For King County Council, District 8
Another candidate has filed for the King County Council seat for District 8, joining Normandy Park’s Shawn McEvoy, who announced his candidacy on May 20th – lifelong Seattle resident and 15-year... [Read more]
‘Voters Feel…Under Represented’ – County Council Candidate Shawn McEvoy
by Ralph Nichols Normandy Park City Councilman Shawn McEvoy says it’s time the Highline area is represented by someone who lives here, and not in West Seattle. So McEvoy, now serving his second... [Read more]
34th District Democrats Endorse Marcee Stone For State Representative
by Mark Neuman Receiving about two-thirds of the votes cast, Marcee Stone earned the endorsement of the 34th District Democrats last night (May 12), in the race to replace Sharon Nelson as State Representative,... [Read more]
Mike Heavey Announces That He's Running For 34th District Pos. #2 As Well
We’re trying to cover all candidates for the 34th Legislative District, and somehow we overlooked this announcement from Mike Heavey, who’s running for Position #2, the one being vacated by... [Read more]
A B-Town Chat With King County Executive Candidate Susan Hutchison
by Mark Neuman Former KIRO-TV reporter and anchor Susan Hutchison spoke with The B-Town Blog recently. She and County Council Chair Dow Constantine are going head-to-head to become King County’s... [Read more]







