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REMINDER: This is the final weekend to experience the joy and excitement of Wade Wathall’s ‘The Nutcracker’!

DAL Law Firm: Seller financing how-to

Learn more about ‘Forever Chemicals’ through final comic by Public Health – Seattle & King County

Weathering the storm: Stay safe during windstorms and power outages

Last two weekends to get pet-friendly pix with Santa and cross off your list at Zenith Holland Nursery and Gifts in Des Moines

Ike’s Outlet in White Center wishes you a Happy Holidaze

Unique. Sustainable. Delicious!! Marina Mercantile has a gift box for everyone on your list.

’It’s a Wonderful Burien’ offers unique dining and shopping options with international flare

DAL Law Firm: What to do when a spouse passes away

Bonney Watson hosting annual Service of Remembrance on Sunday, Dec. 22

Burien sets nation’s highest minimum wage – what it means for workers and small businesses

REMINDER: Tukwila Culture & Fashion Show is just days away!

Bridge School Cooperative Elementary holding Open House this Saturday, Dec. 7

Learn more about ‘Forever Chemicals’ through second comic series by Public Health – Seattle & King County

Community focused entertainment and shopping are just minutes away in Burien

SeaTac Winter Market debuts Friday, Dec. 6 with local vendors, live music, and free community perks

DAL Law Firm: Can a Revocable Living Trust be a Beneficiary of a Bank Account?

‘It’s a Wonderful Burien’ supports Shop Small Weekend and more!

Wondering where to get your Christmas tree in Burien? Duane’s Garden Patch is your family-owned spot!

Celebrate Fashion, Culture, and Community at Tukwila’s Culture & Fashion Show on Sunday, Dec. 8

See what Three Tree Montessori School has to offer your family!

Water you doing to prepare for a flood?

Learn about ‘Forever Chemicals’ through new comic series by Public Health – Seattle & King County

Experience the joy and excitement of Wade Wathall’s ‘The Nutcracker’ with the Evergreen City Ballet

Local churches will join together for Thanksgiving service and food bank drive on Wednesday, Nov. 27