07/08/11 This weekend, 20 teens will ride the 200 miles of the 2011 Group Health Seattle to Portland (STP) Bicycle Classic as part of the Major Taylor Project, a growing program to bring cycling to young people in diverse communities.
06/30/11 SEATTLE (AP) King County sheriff's officers have arrested three men in the burglary of a dead man's house. Sgt. John Urquhart says Leonard Werner's home in the Burien area south of Seattle was ransacked as he lay dead on the floor. His two vehicles were also stolen. The 69-year-old man had been dead about two weeks when relatives found his body June 24. The cause and manner of his death is still ...
06/20/11 SEATTLE, WA--(Marketwire - 06/20/11) - As part of National Teacher Appreciation month in May, Ivar's and Kidd Valley restaurants launched their eighth annual Teacher of the Year contest. After reviewing hundreds of nominations from kindergarten through eighth grade students singing the praises of their favorite teachers, two exceptional teachers came out on top earning the grand prize. Ivar's is ...
06/03/11 Reach Out Federal Way, a homeless advocacy organization, plans to open a winter shelter for homeless women in South King County.
06/01/11 A woman in her 20s is seriously injured after being shot in the chest near an intersection in Burien, the King County Sheriff's Office says.
05/27/11 Randy Dyer learned last week that President Obama had granted him a pardon 35 years after Dyer was locked up for his role in a smuggling ring that brought hashish from The Netherlands to Seattle. The 63-year-old Burien man, who says he found Jesus in jail and has spent the last 30 years ministering to Washington inmates, considers the pardon a gift acknowledging "my life is not just chatter."
05/25/11 About 30 people showed up Wednesday morning at the Chase Homeownership Center in Tukwila to demand the company end foreclosure proceedings against SeaTac resident Holly Sweet.
05/21/11 President Barack Obama pardoned a Burien man on Friday for crimes he committed in 1975.
05/21/11 All four GSHL teams lost in the quarterfinals of the Class 3A bi-district softball tournament Friday at the Sprinker Recreation Center.
05/20/11 Washington (CNN) - President Obama granted eight pardons Friday for convictions ranging from the distribution of illegal drugs, stealing satellite...
05/20/11 President Barack Obama pardoned eight people convicted of crimes ranging from conspiring to import marijuana to selling alligator hides. One of the men is from Angola and another is from Wolcottville.
05/03/11 SEATTLE, WA--(Marketwire - May 3, 2011) - To celebrate National Teacher Day today and this week's Teacher Appreciation Week , WhitePages is announcing that Mrs. Campbell from Perry Elementary in Perry, Kansas has been named America's Favorite Teacher from the WhitePages ' Run & Hug Contest . With 47,141 online votes , Mrs. Campbell and Brandi Turner, the former student who nominated her, will ...
05/02/11 Dorothy L. Brollier, 96, of Wenatchee, WA, passed away April 29, 2011. She was born on June 18, 1914. Her parents were Leslie and Lucretia Kingwell of Wenatchee, WA. During her school years, she attended first through eighth grade in Monitor, WA. She attended Wenatchee High School, graduating in 1932.
04/25/11 Eighth Annual Teacher of the Year Contest Awards Two Top Teachers $500 in Classroom Supplies Plus Classroom Party
04/24/11 Kirk Nelson was named president and CEO of Bellevue-based AAA Washington.
03/18/11 A 21-year-old Kent woman was injured after a car she was a passenger in crashed at about 12:05 a.m. Friday in the Mount Baker Tunnel on Interstate 90 in Seattle.
03/17/11 Federal Way police officers will sport their poker faces March 25 in support of a fellow officer who is on leave without pay while she battles cancer.
03/15/11 Carolyn McClurkan, whose husband was killed while bicycling in Central Kitsap in 2009, supports the legislation to increase penalties on distracted drivers who hit walkers or bicyclists.
03/14/11 STANWOOD -- Gerry Andal, a local businessman and musician with a country flair, died Friday morning in Everett after undergoing heart surgery. He was 68.
 02/25/11 Seattle Public Schools spent up to $1.8 million on contract work that was never done or didn't benef...
02/25/11 Brock Byrne Wilson passed away at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, WA on February 20, 2011. Brock was born in Seattle, WA on March 16, 1933, to William and Jewel Wilson. Brock spent his early years in the Burien area with his younger sister, Arden, and many friends. While in the seventh grade, he lost his right eye in an accident and never let that slow him down. | 
