Welcome to the B-Town (Burien) Blog. Please subscribe to our RSS feed, sign up for our weekly Event Newsletter, or Register to Comment on stories. Thanks!From local resident and YouTube User (and frequent nature videographer) 98166n comes this rather provocative video rant about graffiti and its effect on Burien:
“I support the City’s efforts to clean […]

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by Mark Neuman
Superior Court candidate and Burien native Matt Hale and his wife Nicole stop by the B-Town Blog booth at the Olde Burien Summer Block Party July 12.Matt Hale has been starting early and thinking big since his early days here in Burien, and he’s still tackling early and big things today.
The 1998 graduate […]

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[ July 27, 2008; 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. ] A new group called Sustainable Burien will be holding their first meeting on Sunday, July 27th, from 3pm-5pm at the Burien Library (at 14700 6th Ave SW; map below).

They describe themselves as:
Sustainable Burien is an organization started in January of 2008.

We recognize the need to promote and participate in the creation of a […]

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BURIEN – The Port of Seattle and the King County Housing Authority (KCHA) have mutually agreed to rescind their agreement for the sale of the 162-unit Lora Lake Apartments to the KCHA following the completion of environmental testing that revealed significant soil contamination at the Burien property.
The estimated cost to remove and dispose of contaminants […]

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Coriander, a “spicy little parable about policy” opens next Friday (July 11th) at E.B. Foote Winery (a BTB Advertiser), located at 127-B SW 153rd in downtown Burien.
From their press release:
A tunnel?  A surface street?  A bridge?
Watch the Gods and the Greeks debate policy in Coriander
BURIEN — Breeders Theater offers a spicy little tale about urban […]

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