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Candidates for Burien City Council speak out about Respect WA mailing
In response to a gathering imbroglio surrounding a recent endorsement letter supporting four Burien City Council candidates mailed out by Respect Washington, the candidates in question have taken to social […]
Posted inCrime, Elections, Politics, Schools & Education
Highline Public Schools Superintendent responds to Respect WA hate mail
On Saturday, Oct. 28, Highline Public Schools Superintendent Susan Enfield sent the following statement to all staff, regarding the controversial hate mail recently sent out by Respect Washington: Hello everyone. I was appalled […]
Posted inCrime, Elections, Politics
LETTER: ‘This is in direct response to the actions of the group Respect WA’
[EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is a Letter to the Editor, written by a Reader. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The B-Town Blog nor its staff:] B-Town Blog […]
Posted inCrime, Elections, Letters to the Editor, Politics
LETTER: I do not respect ‘Respect Washington’; plus, Sheriff responds
[EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is a Letter to the Editor, written by a Reader. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The B-Town Blog nor its staff:] To the […]
Posted inCrime, Health & Wellness, Politics
City of Burien issues statement about recent hate mail from Respect, WA
The City of Burien on Friday (Oct. 27) issued a statement that appears to be inspired by a direct mail letter sent out by Respect, WA, which targets “undocumented immigrants” […]
Posted inBurien News
Spaceport America will be official Interplanetary Parking Provider for Oct. 10 Roswell vs WA UFO Debate, and here’s how to live-stream it
Buckle up, Earthlings and intergalactic guests – the highly anticipated showdown between Washington state’s UFO-UFO (United Festival of UFOs) and Roswell’s resident alienologists is set to beam down Friday, Oct. […]
Posted inBurien News
Burien’s Mathison Park carries forward a family’s vision of trees and community
A man walks into a parks department office and says: “I want to donate my forested five-acre property up the hill to the city for a park. It could be […]
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OBITUARY: Galen (Gary) Nesbit Willis, Jr. passed away June 3, 2025
GALEN NESBIT WILLIS, JR.JANUARY 14, 1943 – JUNE 3, 2025 Galen Nesbit Willis Jr. (Gary) died in Burien, WA, after a long period of ill health. He was born in […]
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Dispute erupts over City Manager’s warning to Councilmembers that ‘No’ votes, abstentions were ‘violation of their oath of office’
Burien City Manager Adolfo Bailon issued a warning by email to city councilmembers who voted against or abstained during a May 19, 2025 vote on Ordinance 861, arguing that their […]
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Walk-n-Talk Burien’s Indian Trail on Sunday, June 1
From our friends at WABI Burien: One of Burien’s outdoor gems is the “Indian Trail”. If you haven’t discovered the Indian Trail yet, this is your chance! This wandering, varied […]
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Walk-n-Talk Burien’s Indian Trail this Sunday, June 1
From our friends at WABI Burien: One of Burien’s outdoor gems is the “Indian Trail”. If you haven’t discovered the Indian Trail yet, this is your chance! This wandering, varied […]
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Explore Seattle Southside honors 2024 Hospitality Heroes at annual awards luncheon
Explore Seattle Southside this week honored nine outstanding individuals in the hospitality industry for 2024 at its third annual Hospitality Heroes Awards Program, held Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025, during Seattle […]
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Burien voters to decide on minimum wage initiative in Feb. 11 special election
On Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025, Burien residents will vote on Initiative Measure No. 1, a proposal aimed at aligning the city’s minimum wage with that of neighboring Tukwila. The initiative […]
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VOTE! Burien voters to decide on minimum wage initiative in Feb. 11 special election
On Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025, Burien residents will vote on Initiative Measure No. 1, a proposal aimed at aligning the city’s minimum wage with that of neighboring Tukwila. The initiative […]
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Critics, including local cities, groups and residents, warn of health and climate risks in Sea-Tac Airport expansion proposal
The Port of Seattle’s Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP), a proposal to expand Sea-Tac Airport with 31 construction projects, is facing significant criticism from federal agencies, local governments, and community […]
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘Thank you Adolfo Bailon, for leading Burien toward a better future’
[EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is a Letter to the Editor, written and submitted by verified resident. It does not necessarily reflect the opinions of South King Media, nor its staff.] To […]
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Dave Upthegrove wins race for Commissioner of Public Lands, pledges inclusive stewardship of Washington’s natural resources
Democrat Dave Upthegrove celebrated a victory in the race for Washington’s Commissioner of Public Lands on Tuesday night, Nov. 5, 2024, leading by more than six percent after a narrow […]
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Local leaders tackle airport expansion, minimum wage at Monday’s Burien City Council meeting
The Burien City Council’s Monday (Oct. 28, 2024) meeting discussed pressing local issues, including Sea-Tac Airport’s expansion and a significant increase to the city’s minimum wage. While the council expressed […]
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DAL Law Firm: Why would someone want a Revocable Living Trust?
Why would someone want a Revocable Living Trust? As an attorney practicing in Seattle, Washington, I often advise clients on the benefits of estate planning tools such as Revocable Living […]
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Walk-n-Talk along the Historic Indian Trail this Sunday, July 7
From our friends at WABI Burien: One of Burien’s outdoor gems is the “Indian Trail.” If you haven’t discovered the Trail yet, this is your chance! This wandering, varied Trail […]
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Walk-n-Talk along the Historic Indian Trail on Sunday, July 7
From our friends at WABI Burien: One of Burien’s outdoor gems is the “Indian Trail.” If you haven’t discovered the Trail yet, this is your chance! This wandering, varied Trail […]
Posted inBurien News
UPDATE: King County’s withdrawal of $1 million shelter offer ‘premature,’ city says
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated with correct information about the source. The City of Burien and King County continue to be at odds over the handling of a […]
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REMINDER: Kent International Festival is this Saturday, June 1 at ShoWare Center
From our sister site ILoveKent.net: REMINDER: The 16th annual Kent International Festival will be held this Saturday, June 1, 2024 at the accesso ShoWare Center. This free event will run […]
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OBITUARY: Jeff Earl Benedict passed away April 24, 2024
Jeff Benedict1956 – 2024 Jeffrey Earl Benedict left the mortal realm on April 24, 2024. He was born in Seattle, Washington, on June 27, 1956, to Kenneth and Marjorie Benedict. […]
