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Elections, Health & Wellness, Politics

League of Quiet Skies Voters releases candidate responses to recent questionnaire

by Scott SchaeferJuly 25, 2019

Climate & Environment, Elections, Health & Wellness, Politics

Candidates respond to League of Quiet Skies Voters election questionnaire

by Scott SchaeferJuly 24, 2019

Crime, Politics

Feds to ;expand power’ to quickly deport undocumented immigrants

by Jack MayneJuly 23, 2019March 4, 2023

Climate & Environment, Health & Wellness, Politics

REMINDER: Public Meeting on Sea-Tac Airport Impact Study is Wednesday at Tyee

by Scott SchaeferJuly 22, 2019

Business, Elections, Politics

Advertiser Kevin Schilling for Burien City Council, Position #4

by Scott SchaeferJuly 21, 2019

Business, Elections, Politics, Schools & Education

Vince Koester – Highline School District Board Candidate for the Kids, Parents & Educators

by Scott SchaeferJuly 21, 2019October 28, 2021

Elections, Politics

Meet the candidates vying for Burien City Council, Position #6

by Scott SchaeferJuly 18, 2019

Elections, Politics

Meet the candidates vying for Burien City Council, Position #4:

by Scott SchaeferJuly 18, 2019

Elections, Events, Politics

Burien Youth Council holding Candidate Forum on Monday, July 29

by Scott SchaeferJuly 17, 2019

Business, Climate & Environment, Law, Politics

Businesses invited to discuss proposed compostable food service product requirements July 26

by Scott SchaeferJuly 17, 2019

Elections, Events, Politics

Forum for Port of Seattle Commission candidates will be Thurs., Sept. 19

by Scott SchaeferJuly 17, 2019

Climate & Environment, Health & Wellness, Politics

Public meeting on Sea-Tac Airport Impact Study will be Wed., July 24 at Tyee

by Scott SchaeferJuly 16, 2019

Council told Port has money to help confront airport growth; no mercado site found

by Jack MayneJuly 16, 2019March 4, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

While Eagle Landing Park stairs may look open again, the city says they’re not

by Scott SchaeferJuly 15, 2019March 10, 2025

Arts & Entertainment, Politics, Weather

‘Unforeseen issues’ delay re-opening of troubled Town Square Water Fountain

by Scott SchaeferJuly 15, 2019

Business, Crime, Politics

Communications, affordable housing & more on agenda for Mon. night Council

by B-Town Blog StaffJuly 12, 2019

Events, Health & Wellness, Politics

Vigil to End Human Detention Camps Friday night at Highline United Methodist Church

by Scott SchaeferJuly 10, 2019

Elections, Letters to the Editor, Politics

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘All Politics Are Local’

by B-Town Blog StaffJuly 9, 2019January 18, 2023

Crime, Health & Wellness, Law, Letters to the Editor, Politics

LETTER: ‘Fireworks are banned on the 4th; let’s enforce the ban…’

by B-Town Blog StaffJuly 3, 2019September 23, 2019

Council hears parks no longer overnight homeless camps; community marketplace sought

by Jack MayneJuly 3, 2019March 4, 2023

Elections, Politics, Schools & Education

Highline Schools Board hears proposal for next Bond, targeted at $418 million

by Scott SchaeferJuly 1, 2019

Crime, Politics

City hires private firm to increase security in Burien Parks over summer months

by B-Town Blog StaffJune 30, 2019September 22, 2019

Parks encampments, climate and more on agenda for Monday council

by B-Town Blog StaffJune 30, 2019May 18, 2024

Arts & Entertainment, Politics, Weather

City of Burien’s Spray Park will (hopefully) be reopened by July 15

by Scott SchaeferJune 29, 2019

Elections, Politics

Debi Wagner announces her candidacy for Burien City Council, Position #6

by Scott SchaeferJune 28, 2019March 1, 2021