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Should Sheriff be elected or appointed by County Executive? King Co. Council will discuss Monday
Should the King County Sheriff be elected by the People or appointed by the County Executive?...
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City of Burien faces potential ‘dire’ budget shortfall; local COVID-19 rate higher
By Jack Mayne Burien City Manager Brian Wilson told the City Council this week that mid-2020 was...
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United Way of King County now offering Food Box Home Delivery in Burien
United Way of King County is now offering emergency food box home delivery in partnership with...
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See Art from 10 Artists approved for next round of the Burien Signal Box Project
This week, the Burien City Council approved the next round of art of ten more signal box art...
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DAYNA’S DOSE: Good riddance to the handshake
By Dayna Mason I’ve never enjoyed shaking hands and I hope after the pandemic is over it doesn’t...
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Free Masks and Hand Sanitizer for Businesses will be distributed Thurs., July 16
The Business Opportunity Center of El Centro de la Raza will host an event on Thursday, July 16,...
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Highline School Board votes to place Tech Levy on Nov. 3 ballot
At its Wednesday night meeting, the Highline School Board School Board voted to place a...
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Burien Wendy’s drive-through worker Mathew Brandis profiled by KOMO 4 TV
Mathew Brandis has worked the drive-through window at Wendy’s in Burien for 17 years, and...
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Yaringtons Funeral Home building burns in White Center Wednesday morning
From our sister site The White Center Blog: Puget Sound Fire is reporting that units were on the...
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Infamous former Burien teacher Mary Kay Letourneau has died
Mary Kay Letourneau, who married her former 6th-grade student after she was convicted of raping...
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Office of Law Enforcement Oversight responds to concerns over Sheriff employee’s conduct
The King County Office of Law Enforcement Oversight (OLEO) announced Tuesday, July 7, 2020 that it...
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CALL TO ARTISTS for Burien’s biggest annual art sale extended until July 19
The Burien Arts Association is extending its CALL FOR ARTISTS for Vision 20/20 – Burien’s biggest...
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