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Burien City Council to hear airport expansion update, discuss data center moratorium & more on Monday, June 15

The Burien City Council will tackle a wide ranging agenda Monday, June 15, including a presentation on the Port of Seattle’s Sustainable Airport Master Plan, discussion of a possible data center moratorium and review of regional housing funding priorities. The meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. at Burien City Hall (map below), and can be viewed live…

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‘Free Tree Point’ Giveaway Days returns weekend of June 28 & 27 to Burien’s Three Tree Point neighborhood

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Seattle Southside Chamber seeking sponsors for Southside Leadership Conference on Friday, July 10

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Rotary Club of Burien & White Center honors local students with scholarships and service awards

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Free Summer Meals for Kids will be available starting June 29

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Highline Community Symphonic Band to perform free ‘Back on Broadway’ concert at Burien Strawberry Festival on Saturday, June 20

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Southbound SR 509 ramp closure expected in Burien June 10-11

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World Cup watch parties kick off this week in Burien, SeaTac, Tukwila and South King County

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B-TOWN BIZ: Burien-based Lavish Roots says it is expanding, not closing, despite WARN filing affecting 263 workers

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DAL Law Firm: 5 estate planning conversations millennials need to have with their parents, part 5

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‘Sparky’s Revenge’ returns to MIBBB Fest Sunday, June 21 for a close encounter of the canine kind

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Louis G on LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘A more compassionate approach to deportation’
M. Moore, Your comment is clear, concise and factual and anyone who tries to argue against it is misguided and…
Darrel Jensen on LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘A more compassionate approach to deportation’
We all know what happens when we are compassionate with criminals. Crime increases and criminals re-offend. That is reality.
Mary Moore on LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘A more compassionate approach to deportation’
Its great to look into controversial issues, but nobody is above the law and we as a society need to…
Janey Luann Montgomery on VIDEO: Burien Garden Tour showcased nine local gardens while raising funds for beautification projects
When will the results of the photo contest for the 2026 Burien garden show be announced?
TS on Burien minimum wage debate takes unusual turn as initiative supporters back business owners’ concerns
Stephen Lamphear talking about data centers is about as credible as him talking economics. Zero clue about either one. Also…