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Renton Civic Theatre will present the musical comedy “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” from February 14 to March 2, 2025. The show humorously explores the ups and downs of relationships, making it ideal for Valentine's Day celebrations. Tickets are available for $35, with direction by Mauro Bozzo.
The DAL Law Firm emphasizes the importance of setting up a trust for minor children to secure their financial future. A trust allows parents to manage assets and control distributions, protecting against mismanagement and minimizing taxes. Properly structured trusts ensure children's needs are met even in the absence of parents.
Baseball fans can support the Highline High School Pirates by purchasing discounted tickets to a Seattle Mariners game on July 3, 2025. Tickets are priced at $25 and proceeds will benefit the school's baseball program. The event features a postgame fireworks show, making it an appealing outing for families and local supporters.
Burien is offering Neighborhood Grants to enhance community quality of life, with a focus on supporting local initiatives. This opportunity aligns with the Lunar/Lunisolar New Year, encouraging residents to engage in community development projects. Interested individuals can learn more through the city’s official announcement.
The City of Burien has introduced a Neighborhood Grants Program aimed at funding community improvement projects with grants of up to $5,000. To qualify, community members must match the grant with local resources, fostering collaboration within neighborhoods. This initiative not only supports local projects but also enhances community engagement and belonging.
The City of Burien has filed a complaint in King County Superior Court seeking clarification on conflicting minimum wage laws following the approval of Initiative 1 by voters in February 2025. The initiative appears to conflict with Burien's existing minimum wage ordinance, prompting the city to request a judicial determination on which law should prevail. This legal action aims to ensure clarity for residents, employees, and employers regarding the city's minimum wage regulations.
The City of Burien has filed a complaint in King County Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment regarding Initiative 24-001, which was approved by voters in February 2025. The city argues that the initiative conflicts with its existing minimum wage ordinance, creating confusion over which law is applicable. Burien is asking the court for clarification to ensure that residents and employers understand their rights and obligations under the law.
Ten candidates are set to interview for two open seats on the Highline School Board on February 26, 2025, following the resignations of board members Melissa Petrini and Azeb Hagos. The selection process highlights strong community engagement, with a total of 13 applicants narrowed down to 10 finalists representing Districts 4 and 5. The board aims to appoint new members who will be sworn in on March 19, serving until the next election in November 2025.
A suspected DUI crash on SR 509 late Saturday night, February 22, 2025, resulted in the death of a 53-year-old woman from Seattle and injuries to another person. The collision involved a high-speed rear-end crash that led to a vehicle veering off the road and hitting a tree. The Washington State Patrol is investigating the incident, which has led to multiple charges against the suspected impaired driver.
Dave Markwell's article, "FEEL GOOD FRIDAY: Shades of laughter," captures the warmth and joy of a recent comedy show experience, highlighting the power of laughter to connect and uplift. The piece not only reflects on personal enjoyment but also emphasizes the broader significance of humor in fostering community and love. Markwell’s anecdotal style makes the article relatable and engaging for readers.