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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

Climate & Environment, Politics

Port of Seattle launches Community Engagement Campaign for South King County

by Scott SchaeferJune 26, 2019

Climate & Environment, Health & Wellness, Politics, Schools & Education

Cantwell, Smith secure $9.1 million for Noise Mitigation in Highline Public Schools

by Scott SchaeferJune 25, 2019

Dave Upthegrove delivers retired county van to Burien

by Scott SchaeferJune 22, 2019

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘Fireworks are illegal in Burien…’

by B-Town Blog StaffJune 21, 2019February 15, 2023

Climate & Environment, Politics

City of Burien seeking feedback on its Storm Drainage Master Plan

by Scott SchaeferJune 19, 2019

Business, Politics

Join a discussion about Burien’s Urban Center on Thursday, June 27

by Scott SchaeferJune 19, 2019

Port pushes vast growth at Sea-Tac Airport but Quiet Skies says actions ‘deplorable’

by Jack MayneJune 18, 2019March 4, 2023

Business, Politics

Community Meeting about Rental Housing Policies is Thurs., June 20

by Scott SchaeferJune 18, 2019

Business, Politics

Rental housing, fireworks regulations & more on agenda for Monday Council

by Scott SchaeferJune 15, 2019

Health & Wellness, Politics

New Burien Community Resource Center offers ‘one-stop shopping’ for social service needs

by Scott SchaeferJune 10, 2019

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Health & Wellness, Letters to the Editor, Politics, Sports

LETTER: ‘Save Normandy Park City Hall’s Gym/Classrooms’

by B-Town Blog StaffJune 8, 2019January 18, 2023

Business, Politics

Parks cleared and potential new community center discussed by Burien Council

by Jack MayneJune 5, 2019

Climate & Environment, Politics

Ground broken on new segment of Lake to Sound Trail

by Scott SchaeferJune 4, 2019

Politics, Schools & Education

Highline Schools Board of Directors holding budget meeting Wed., June 19

by Scott SchaeferJune 3, 2019

Business, Crime, Politics

Parks, EMS Levy, zoning, fireworks & more on agenda for Monday council

by B-Town Blog StaffJune 3, 2019

Politics, Schools & Education

Highline Public Schools Budget Meeting will be Wednesday, June 19

by Scott SchaeferMay 30, 2019

Business, Politics

Chris Craig selected to be City of Burien’s Economic Development Manager

by Scott SchaeferMay 29, 2019October 14, 2019

REMINDER: Open House for future RapidRide H Line is Wed., May 29

by Scott SchaeferMay 28, 2019

Business, Politics, Volunteer

Volunteers needed to serve on Citizen Advisory Boards & Airport Committee

by Scott SchaeferMay 28, 2019

Business, Health & Wellness, Law, Politics

Burien Personal Injury Attorney W. Tracy Codd: Gov. Inslee approves changes to Washington’s Wrongful Death Statutes

by Scott SchaeferMay 23, 2019

Metro Transit holding Open Houses for future RapidRide H Line May 29 & 30

by Scott SchaeferMay 21, 2019

Business, Crime, Politics

Council gets first review of updated sign ordinance, approves City Manager raise

by Jack MayneMay 21, 2019March 4, 2023