‘Is It Time to Go Mobile?’ Find Out at SW King County Chamber Seminar May 3

The Southwest King County Chamber of Commerce (we’re members) will be presenting an Educational Seminar called “Is It Time To Go Mobile?” on Thursday, May 3. The event will be presented by Elizabeth... [Read more]

SAVE THE DATE: Put Your ‘Hats On for Highline’ at Emerald Downs May 19

The annual ‘Hats On for Highline’ fundraiser event will be held from Noon – 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 19 at Emerald Downs in Auburn. This fun event raises money for the Highline Medical Center... [Read more]

Donations Sought for Devastated Father of Murdered Teenage Girl

The late Jasmyn Tully, left, with her Father Steve. In the early morning hours of March 17, 2012, single parent Stephen Tully’s only child, 17-year old Jasmyn Tully, was murdered in her sleep by... [Read more]

Class Action Lawsuit Against Port of Seattle Over 3rd Runway Denied

Lawyer Darrell Cochran answers questions during an April 2009 community meeting. On Monday (April 9), a King County judge denied class action status for over 300 homeowners who sued the Port of Seattle... [Read more]

There’s a New Sheriff in King County, and His Name is Steve Strachan

On Monday (April 2), the King County Council appointed Steve Strachan as the new King County Sheriff, succeeding Sue Rahr, who left March 31 to become director of the Washington State Criminal Justice... [Read more]

Easter Egg Hunt will be Saturday Morning at Angle Lake Park

SeaTac Parks & Recreation Department, along with the SeaTac Fire Department and SeaTac Fire Fighters Local Union #2919 invite you to bring your kids ages 10 and under to their annual Egg Hunt, being... [Read more]

Sheriff: Increased ‘Contract’ Partnerships Expected to Increase Public Safety

Sheriff Sue Rahr at a 2010 press conference. Photo by Nicholas Johnson. by Ralph Nichols King County Sheriff Sue Rahr told The B-Town Blog this week she thinks “public safety will improve as we form... [Read more]

SeaTac Council extends red light cameras; approves fresh food resolution

by Jack Mayne The SeaTac City Council approved a two year extension of its contract with Redflex for three red light cameras that cost the city nearly $15,000 a month. This is the second and final extension... [Read more]

Dr. Susan Enfield ‘Thrilled, Honored’ with Chance to Lead Highline Schools

Dr. Susan Enfield at the press conference announcing her acceptancs of the Highline School District Superintendent job Tuesday, Feb. 28. Story & Photos by Ralph Nichols Saying she is “thrilled and... [Read more]

Port of Seattle illegally gave Aviation High School $13.6 million

by Jack Mayne The Port of Seattle illegally gave the Highline School District $13.6 million for the construction and operation of Aviation High School. “The Port is not authorized to contribute funding... [Read more]