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Burien Severe Weather Shelter will stay open through Friday night, Feb. 14 as freezing weather persists
The Burien Severe Weather Shelter is extending its operations for one more night, staying open Friday, Feb. 14, and closing ...
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Burien man charged with stealing copper wire from Verizon tower in SeaTac
A Burien man has been charged with second-degree burglary and first-degree theft after authorities say he broke into a SeaTac cell tower facility and stole copper wire, causing nearly $10,000 in ...
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ELECTION RESULTS 1: Burien’s Minimum Wage Initiative 1 takes early lead in special election
The first round of election results for Burien's Initiative 1 – for a new minimum wage –were released Tuesday night, Feb. 11, ...
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Burien Author/Journalist explores Seattle’s hip-hop roots in new book ‘The Birth of Seattle Rap’
Author and music journalist Ben Camp –aka Novocaine132 – a longtime resident of Burien’s Chelsea Park neighborhood, has ...
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Conversations with KD Hall Presents: 90th Seattle Sports Awards Special this Sunday, Feb. 16 on KING 5 and streaming platforms
Conversations with KD Hall this week announced its 7th episode, a special one-hour broadcast celebrating 90 years of Seattle ...
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Constantine proposes King County Parks Levy renewal for August ballot
King County Executive Dow Constantine this week announced a proposal to renew the King County Parks Levy, aiming to expand ...
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Burien City Council debates renter protections, light rail cuts, and international market plan & more at Monday’s meeting
The Burien City Council meeting held on Monday, Feb. 10, 2015 covered several issues impacting the city, from transportation changes due to the upcoming Link light rail expansion to potential […] ...