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A group of six Washington state congressional representatives demands answers from federal agencies about a controversial immigration raid in Kent, which resulted in the arrest of 17 individuals. They express concern over the raid's impact on community trust and local economies, particularly noting the involvement of IRS personnel in immigration enforcement.
The Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden hosts its annual plant sale on Saturday, May 31, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., featuring a wide variety of plants and live music by the Northwest Symphony Orchestra Brass Quintet. Attendees are encouraged to bring cash or checks, as some vendors may not accept cards.
South King County hosts various affordable arts events in June, including music, dance, and theater performances. Amy Robinson highlights activities suitable for all ages, encouraging community participation in local arts.
Duane’s Garden Patch in Burien celebrates over 20 years in business, providing fresh produce and locally sourced grocery items to the community. The store is known for its friendly staff and diverse offerings, including seasonal plants and daily deliveries of dairy products. Summer invites locals to explore the variety of goods and support a multi-generational family business.
A speeding car crashed through two homes on South 120th Street in Burien on Memorial Day, prompting residents to call for traffic safety measures. Local resident Kirk Meeks started a Change.org petition for speed bumps and stop signs, citing a dangerous trend of accidents in the area. The City of Burien acknowledged the community's concerns and is working on improving roadway safety.
Burien's Indian Trail invites nature enthusiasts to a free walking event on June 1, starting at 2:00 p.m. Participants will traverse a scenic 3-mile round trip, featuring varied terrain and stunning views of the Puget Sound region. Attendees should prepare for elevation changes and bring water for the warm day.
The City of Burien hosts a Coffee Chat focusing on healthy food choices in Boulevard Park on May 28. This community event is part of ongoing efforts to promote economic development and engage residents in local health initiatives.
The City of Burien will host its 5th annual Pride Flag Raising event at City Hall on May 29, 2025. The ceremony emphasizes community support for LGBTQ+ rights and inclusivity. Local residents are encouraged to participate in this significant celebration.
A Burien couple, Ian and Mandy Johnson, faced their American flag stolen for the third time over Memorial Day weekend. Despite the theft, they remain committed to displaying the flag as a tribute to their family members who served in the military. Ian Johnson expressed confusion over the theft's motivation but emphasized their patriotism remains strong.
The City of Burien will host its fifth annual Pride Flag Raising on May 29, 2025, at City Hall, inviting all community members to attend. The event aims to promote inclusion for LGBTQ+ residents and will feature the Progress Pride Flag, which has flown since 2020. Free coffee and cookies will be provided to attendees.