In our city, transparency, fiduciary and due diligence responsibilities seem to be lost on our elected representatives lest we hear some explanation of the apparent… Continue reading
I am writing to express my support for the striking teachers and other school staff in Tukwila and to urge the school board to reach… Continue reading
Wednesday, Sept. 5 was supposed to be the first day of school in Tukwila. Instead, teachers walked the picket line, parents scrambled to figure out… Continue reading
We have a “tax and spend and tax again” (TASATA) city government that doesn’t have the word NO in its public vocabulary and needs remedial… Continue reading
District administrators are gearing up to ensure we are all set to welcome our staff and students back for fall semester. We started the month… Continue reading
The Tukwila Historical Society and the Society’s Executive Committee were informed of the passing of a long-time member and Tukwila resident. On July 20, 2018… Continue reading
By Michelle Simpson Did you know that here at the Tukwila Pool, all of our swim lesson instructors are certified Water Safety Instructors through the… Continue reading
With summer in full swing, it seems like an excellent time to celebrate KCLS communities throughout the county and the many ways the library system… Continue reading
Let’s talk about the future location of the Justice Center on Tukwila International Boulevard (TIB). In the May 23 – 29 issue of Real Change,… Continue reading
Our city has been undergoing a metamorphosis over the past years and is being transformed from a stoic, tranquil countryside scape, that was enjoyed by… Continue reading
What does work look like when the perception is “summer is a break” for district staff. It’s a breeze… As I toured each of the… Continue reading
Join Tukwila Pool this summer for family-fun activities including open swim, family swim, teen night, swim lessons, aquatic fitness classes and exciting special events. On… Continue reading
Generations of kids and young adults have fond memories associated with going to the movies, long before the digital age came about. The experience was… Continue reading
Summer time. What welcome words! For the King County Library System, it’s time for Summer Reading and we’re pulling out all the stops. The theme… Continue reading
We elect officials to posts of trust throughout our country to wisely tax and spend public moneys to run federal, state, county and city governments… Continue reading
Remember that postcard asking “What do YOU think?” Most of us glanced at it, said “Doesn’t affect me… I don’t need a ‘Mother-in-Law apartment’… and… Continue reading
In the late 1960s, the state of Washington issued contracts to build Interstate 405 through Tukwila connecting Renton to Interstate 5. As with many large… Continue reading
