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Burien Recology Store will host a Reusable Paper Towel Workshop on May 10, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event aims to promote sustainable practices and reduce disposable product usage in the community.
Twelve candidates, including three incumbents, filed to run for four Burien City Council positions in the 2025 election. The Primary Election is set for August 5, with the top two candidates advancing to the General Election on November 4. Incumbents focus on community engagement and affordable housing, while newcomers emphasize fresh perspectives.
Four candidates have filed to run for Burien city council positions ahead of the November election. Residents and registered voters can still submit their applications online or in person by the 4 PM deadline today. A non-refundable filing fee applies, and candidates must meet residency and voter registration requirements.
Dave Markwell shares his experience savoring a frozen Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup, emphasizing the joy found in small delights. He argues that being mindful of these moments can enhance overall happiness. Markwell suggests that appreciating life's little pleasures can lead to a happier life.
Brush it off Seattle! opened a ceramics studio in Seattle, offering classes, summer camps, and private parties. Guests can paint their creations, which are then fired by owners Connie and Chris, providing a personalized artistic experience. This unique local business aims to foster creativity in the community.
A 31-year-old man from Burien faces a felony charge of attempted kidnapping for allegedly trying to abduct a toddler from a car at Lake Burien School Memorial Park. Nicholas Joseph Lewis-Ryder, who was undergoing a mental health crisis, reportedly told the child's grandparents, "I'm taking your kid," before fleeing the scene. The child was unharmed, and Lewis-Ryder was apprehended shortly after.
BAT Theatre's production of "The Sandwich Ministry" concludes its final weekend with performances from May 9 to May 11. The play, which explores themes of friendship and healing after a storm, also contributes to the community by donating sandwiches made during the show to Transform Burien. Tickets are available with a discount code for accessibility.
Sam Méndez announced his candidacy for Position 3 on the Burien City Council, focusing on inclusive growth and community safety. His campaign has garnered endorsements from key local leaders, emphasizing a commitment to infrastructure and equitable access for all residents. A kickoff event is scheduled for May 18.
Residents can learn to create sustainable cleaning products at a workshop this Saturday, May 10, at the Burien Recology Store. The free event focuses on making reusable paper towels to help reduce household waste and supports King County’s Waste Zero initiative.
The Burien City Council will hold a special meeting on May 12, 2025, to address housing policy, budget amendments, and economic development. The meeting will include proclamations for Public Works Week and Affordable Housing Week, along with discussions on House Bill 1754 regarding temporary encampments.