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Treehouse launched its annual back-to-school drive to support youth in foster care, facing increased resource needs during the pandemic. Nearly half of surveyed youth indicated immediate needs for essentials like clothes and school supplies. Donations are accepted online only, with virtual drive options available.
Highline Public Schools will launch a free summer meal service for children 18 and younger starting June 22, 2020. Meals will be distributed at multiple sites on Mondays and Thursdays, allowing families to pick up meals for several days at a time without registration. The program aims to support families during summer break while adhering to social distancing guidelines.
Burien Police seek public assistance in solving a recent burglary at a salon on SW 153rd Street. The incident occurred overnight on June 8, 2020, when suspects shattered a window and stole several electronic items.
Seven Highline Public Schools received recognition for improving student outcomes from the Washington State Board of Education and U.S. News & World Report. Raisbeck Aviation High School ranked No. 3 in Washington state for high school performance, while CHOICE Academy and several elementary and middle schools were acknowledged for closing achievement gaps and growth.
King County Sheriff’s Office detectives arrested a 16-year-old male in connection with a homicide in SeaTac. The suspect was booked into the Youth Service Center after a 22-year-old man was found dead from gunshot wounds in a vehicle on International Blvd S.
Public Health – Seattle & King County announced the use of non-medical masks as a supplementary measure against COVID-19. The guidance emphasizes that medical masks should be reserved for healthcare workers, while homemade fabric masks can help prevent the spread of infection. The article highlights the importance of continued adherence to public health measures, including social distancing and frequent handwashing.
Duane's Garden Patch in Burien offers essential grocery items, including dairy and fresh produce, with daily deliveries. The store provides a friendly shopping experience and has adjusted its hours to accommodate customers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Burien police arrested a man attempting to break into a vehicle on Feb. 11, 2020, thanks to Deputy Jackson's timely intervention. The deputy discovered a window-breaking tool and a syringe filled with suspected heroin in the suspect's possession, preventing any reported theft. The suspect faces charges of second-degree vehicle prowling.
St. Francis of Assisi School will host an Open House on January 26, 2020, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. This event invites families in the Burien area to explore educational opportunities at the school.
Duane’s Garden Patch in Burien offers fresh, locally grown produce, seasonal items, and a variety of Christmas Trees. The family-owned business, operating daily from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., also supports local initiatives like the Highline Schools Foundation’s food drive. They are currently hiring for their March reopening.