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Buriens first-ever Garden Tour to showcase local green spaces this Saturday, May 31

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Burien's inaugural Garden Tour is set for May 31, allowing attendees to explore nine private gardens from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Tickets are available for $20 in advance and $25 on the day, supporting local botanical beautification projects.

Organizers stress limited space and recommend early ticket purchases to ensure participation. This event aspires to cultivate community pride and promote local horticulture. Organizer Jane MacKinnon welcomes inquiries and volunteer offers through email. The tour aims to establish an annual tradition, celebrating Burien's vibrant residential gardens. Local horticulture initiatives have gained momentum, highlighting the importance of community engagement in beautification efforts.

The event will showcase Burien's commitment to enhancing its green spaces, benefiting residents and visitors alike.

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Highline High School Alumni Foundation welcomes Jeff Ashley as its new President

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