Highline Public Schools to fund full-day Kindergarten at all schools

Highline Public Schools announced Thursday (May 23) that it will fund tuition-free full-day kindergarten at all schools starting this fall, regardless of the amount the state legislature allocates to full-day... [Read more]

THE CACTUS SPEAKS: Out of the frying pan and into the fire

[EDITOR'S NOTE: This column by Earl Gipson is a view of SeaTac city government. It does not necessarily reflect the views of The SeaTac Blog nor its staff. We are seeking additional regular columnists... [Read more]

Seattle City Light warning customers to protect themelves against Con Artists

Seattle City Light announced Wednesday (May 22) that it is warning customers to protect themselves against con artists who are using false threats of disconnecting electrical service in attempts to steal... [Read more]

ELECTION UPDATE: SeaTac Mayor gets free pass

Suber Adam, who filed to run against SeaTac Mayor Tony Anderson has withdrawn. Adam, who listed his address as 19019 International Blvd, number 387, has not responded to e-mails asking for comments on... [Read more]

Four file against three incumbents in City Council races

by Jack Mayne Mayor Tony Anderson drew Suber Adam as his opponent for reelection to Council Position 4 in the SeaTac City Council as filing closed on Friday afternoon. Anderson was first elected to the... [Read more]

Pickleball Tournament will be served up in SeaTac this weekend

A pickleball tournament will be served up at the SeaTac Community Center this weekend, with the best players from all over the country competing. “Pickleball was invented in Seattle, and SeaTac will... [Read more]

THE CACTUS SPEAKS: ‘What do the Citizens of SeaTac get for all this?’

[EDITOR'S NOTE: This column by Earl Gipson is a view of SeaTac city government. It does not necessarily reflect the views of The SeaTac Blog nor its staff. We are seeking additional regular columnists... [Read more]

Highline School District proposes update to school safety and security program

The Highline School District announced Tuesday (May 14) that “more extensive staff training and strong coordination with local law enforcement are the hallmarks of a proposal to improve safety and... [Read more]

SeaTac Committee seeks higher minimum wage, employment standards

by Jack Mayne For the past several days, a proposal by an outside group to raise some minimum salaries almost $6 an hour above the state minimum and impose mandatory paid sick leave for transportation... [Read more]

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