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Got 8th-Graders? Get Them to Sign Up For Scholarship Track by June 30th!
The greater Seattle region has a very strong economy — according to The Brookings Institution it ranks 4th in the world in terms of per capita GDP. It also ranks near the top of national adult educational... [Read more]
Traffic Delays Begin May 2 for South 154th Street Improvements Project
As if there isn’t enough construction going on in the area to mess with your life, another major arterial will now be torn up for the next year. But it’s all good. Right? City Manager... [Read more]
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This Week’s Prudential Northwest Open House: Desirable 1920 Craftsman
STB Real Estate Sponsor Prudential Northwest’s Open House for this week is a desirable 1920 Craftsman located in a sought-after downtown Burien location. This home has an ideal covered front porch... [Read more]
SeaTac/B-Town Blog Photojournalist Michael Brunk to Speak at PowellsWood
Michael Brunk, B-Town Blog Photographer by Greg Wright I’ve known Michael Brunk a long time, and he’s a man of many talents: Boeing technology guru, actor, director, webmaster… and photographer. For... [Read more]
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Celebrate ‘Children’s Day’ This Saturday, April 30th At La Plaza In Kent
This Saturday is ‘Children’s Day’ in Mexico, when you may hear the expression ‘Happy Dia de el Niño,’ and it’s also being celebrated at La Plaza, located at 23311... [Read more]
City of SeaTac Wins 7th Consecutive WellCity Award from Lobbying Group
The City of SeaTac recently earned a WellCity Award from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC) Employee Benefit Trust, one of 82 cities receiving the award. The award is based on meeting stringent... [Read more]
Three Local Mayors To Speak At SW King County Chamber Luncheon May 13
The Mayors of Burien, SeaTac, and Tukwila will address members of the Southwest King County Chamber of Commerce (we’re members) at the May Membership Luncheon at the Puget Sound Skills Center in... [Read more]
Earth Day Volunteers Care for Planet Starting in North SeaTac Park
Earth Day events at North SeaTac Park last Saturday drew a group of enthusiastic volunteers who gathered to cleanup and care for our planet. The Neighbors Without Borders Action Committee worked diligently... [Read more]
National Public Gardens Day
National Public Gardens Day is presented annually by the non-profit American Public Gardens Association (APGA) in partnership with Rain Bird. Both are committed to celebrating the environmental stewardship... [Read more]
City Of SeaTac Removes The ‘Interim’ From Todd Cutts’ Title As City Manager
At the City of SeaTac’s April 12th Regular Council Meeting, the City Council removed the ‘Interim’ from Interim City Manager Todd Cutts job title, giving him a bit more job security. Cutts... [Read more]
