Nine high school students awarded scholarships for flight training and higher education.
On any other day, you’d scream to sleep in. But Saturday mornings were different: you were up sometimes before the sun, cereal in-bowl, TV on… Continue reading
City Fruit partnered with the International Rescue Committee to expand their services to other South King County cities.
Interview
Steve Martin and Martin Short discuss bringing their two-man comedy extravaganza back to Seattle.
Sometimes, you just need to get away. Out of your element, far from the usual. A change of scenery is called-for, a temporary life unlike… Continue reading
The picture reminds you of a thousand things. You recall the day it was taken: the smell of the air, the background sounds, food and… Continue reading
In 2016, 663 adults and 20 children died from a firearm injury in Washington state, including 144 adults and 7 children from King County.
The Port of Seattle teamed up with Educurious to give students a chance to design their own park.
The grand opening was June 13 at the Tukwila Village Plaza.
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
Researchers at the Woodland Park Zoo have been examining otter scat to measure the amount of pollutants in the Duwamish River, along with other parts of Washington.
Change, they say, is good. It’s the opportunity for growth. It’s a chance to take a breath, reassess, reconfigure. It makes the landscape look fresh;… Continue reading
Diving into the new episodes of the Netflix hit.
You’re going down. Down, defeated, beaten, and sent home. You’re losing, not winning, and you need to know how it happened so it won’t happen… Continue reading
The Museum of Flight will let dads and their kids in for free on Father’s Day.
It was not your typical romance. She fell for the first line you fed her and she played hard-to-get, but she was a beauty and… Continue reading
Properly secured loads saves lives, keeps roadways safe and free of litter
Click. No stamps. And: email sent. You didn’t have to hunt an envelope down, and no trip to the mailbox; within a minute or so,… Continue reading
Sometimes, it’s good to take account. You’ll know where you stand when you do. You’ll see achievements clearly, and re-hash disappointments. You can plan the… Continue reading
Graduating seniors from Foster High School will present projects they did about community issues as part of a project requirement.
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