A hit and run at the intersection of SW 160th Street and 1st Ave South in Burien sent a pedestrian to Harborview on Wednesday night, July 29, 2020. The victim […]
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Call about vehicle prowler leads to arrest of burglary suspect in Burien
Burien Police / King County Sheriff’s Office is reporting about how a recent call about a vehicle prowler led to the arrest of a burglary suspect in Burien. On Monday, […]
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 ‘Tech Levy’ on the Nov. 3, 2020 ballot. “All students need access to technology to learn […]
Recent increases in COVID-19 infections driven by cases among younger adults
Public Health – Seattle & King County is reporting that two weeks of sharp increases in COVID-19 cases in the county indicates a concerning sign that our community is moving […]
Highline Public Schools will hold drive-through graduation parades this year
Due to public safety concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic, Highline Public Schools will be holding drive-through graduation parades for the Class of 2020 this year. “We wish we could give […]
Burien Precinct 4 Special Emphasis Team recovers stolen US Postal Service mailboxes
The King County Sheriff’s Office is reporting that stolen mail – as well as US Postal Service’s big blue mailboxes – were recovered recently following an investigation: Thanks to great […]
Burien Police capture, arrest suspected truck thief
Burien Police / King County Sheriff’s Office is reporting that a couple of sharp-eyed deputies lead to the recent arrest of a stolen car suspect: Police say that on Friday, […]
Public Health recommends that even those with mild COVID-like symptoms be tested
Public Health – Seattle & King County announced on Tuesday, May 12, 2020, that COVID-19 testing is increasingly available and recommended even for those showing only mild symptoms. Here’s more […]
Here’s what it’ll take to reopen a restaurant or bar during state’s Phase 2 recovery plan
On Tuesday, May 12, 2020, Gov. Jay Inslee issued guidance for partially resuming the dine-in restaurant and tavern industry for counties granted variance under the Safe Start Phase 2 recovery […]
DAYNA’S DOSE: Can belief in a “Higher Power” benefit you?
When we have a sense of connection to something bigger than ourselves, regardless of how we define that something—research has shown that we are happier, healthier and live longer.
Burien Police Detectives use GPS trackers to find, arrest mail theft suspects
From the Burien Police / King County Sheriff’s Office: The mail you steal just might be bugged: Over the last week, Burien PD detectives have been working with Postal Inspectors […]
Two-man violent crime spree that started in Burien stopped Tuesday morning
Burien Police/King County Sheriff’s Depuites stopped a two-man violent crime spree that started in Burien on Tuesday morning, April 14, 2020. Police say that it all began at 5:05 a.m. […]
Burien resident Eliav Cohen – who tested positive for COVID-19 – shares his quarantine journal
By Scott Schaefer When a calm, scenic hot air balloon ride is over and has gently returned to earth, the pilot and crew will open the parachute valve at the […]
Burien City Council told citizens can get help & services they need during COVID-19 crisis
By Jack Mayne Following the onslaught of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the Burien City Council heard that citizens are being reminded that evictions are not allowed, and the needs of […]
DAYNA’S DOSE: COVID-19: The search for meaning in a pandemic
By Dayna Mason We hear a growl in the woods. We decide a bear may be coming for us and we prepare to run. This type of meaning-making ensures our […]
Public Health – Seattle & King County releases update on non-medical masks
Public Health – Seattle & King County on Friday, April 3, 2020 released an update on using non-medical masks to protect against spreading COVID-19: Staying apart from others is our best […]
Burien Police use footwork, K9 to apprehend restaurant thieves
Early Monday morning, Mar. 30, 2020, at about 5 a.m., the Burien Police Department – a King County Sheriff’s Office contract city – got a call that the El Super […]
Highline Public Schools offering childcare during school closure, starting Mar. 25
Highline Public Schools announced that they will start providing basic childcare for a limited number of students in grades Pre-K through 5, starting Wednesday, March 25. Children must be currently […]
DAYNA’S DOSE: COVID-19 (aka Coronavirus): How to not only cope but thrive in a climate of panic
I admit that prior to being asked to write this article on the Coronavirus, I was a member of the “Oh, come on—it’s just the flu” bandwagon. And while I’m still not worried that I personally could die from the virus (I’m not in the high-risk group), I now understand why those who are responsible for the lives of all citizens are concerned. It’s a pandemic and needs to be taken seriously. The good news is that with a little effort COVID-19 is completely preventable.
Cabin Fever Chronicles
Photo by Felix Mittermeier from Pexels Welcome to South King Media’s ‘Cabin Fever Chronicles’ page. Here we’ll be sharing stories and thoughts from our Readers and others about how we’re […]
Melanie’s Dance Unlimited reaches 40 years of teaching dance and creating dancers
By Rachel Lusby Miss Melanie Sartin, owner and founder of Melanie’s Dance Unlimited, has been leaving her mark on the dance world through her studio and successful competitive teams for […]
Highline Schools Foundation announces winners of its Gold Star Awards
Each year, the Highline Schools Foundation solicits nominations from community members, district employees and parents for its prestigious and much-anticipated Gold Star Awards. This year’s list of impressive nominees includes […]
DAYNA’S DOSE: The importance of imagination, play, and humor in adulthood
When we were children everything we did was play—activities done for the sheer pleasure of doing them, not to achieve any particular outcome. We used our imaginations and laughed easily. As adults, many of us have lost some of our ability to imagine and have become practical, goal-driven, and more concerned with playing by the rules than enjoying ourselves.
While play is vital to childhood development, it is equally essential in adulthood for wellbeing, adaptability, connection, happiness and innovation.
First coronavirus fatality in U.S. is in King County; Gov. Inslee proclaims State of Emergency
Public Health – Seattle & King County, Washington State Department of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020 are reporting of three […]
Tranquility, Hot Air Balloons, Galentine’s & Valentine’s headline Feb. at The Heart Gallery
SPONSORED: Have you discovered Burien’s very own paint and sip studio, The Heart Gallery? It’s well placed on the west end of blossoming SW 153rd Street not far from Bakery […]