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Join local actor and leadership coach Andrew McMasters at his book release event in Burien, Washington, on March 15, 2025. This engaging event offers attendees a unique opportunity to gain insights into leadership while connecting with a prominent figure in the community. Don't miss this chance to enhance your career and leadership skills.
A 30-year-old Auburn man, Daud Sakerie Mohamud, faces multiple felony charges, including hit-and-run resulting in death, after a crash on I-5 in Tukwila that killed a passenger and injured others. Mohamud, who has an extensive history of traffic violations and DUI offenses, is being held on bail as prosecutors express concerns for community safety.
Two suspects were arrested in Tukwila for stealing approximately 300 feet of cable from an open manhole, causing significant infrastructure damage and service disruptions in the region. The Tukwila Police urge residents to report suspicious activities related to wire theft, which has increasingly affected local businesses and emergency services.
The 33rd District lawmakers, including Tina Orwall and Mia Gregerson, will hold a town hall meeting at Highline College on March 15, 2025. This event aims to engage local constituents from Des Moines and surrounding areas in discussions about key legislative issues affecting the community. Attendees can expect insights into the workings of the House Democratic Caucus and opportunities to voice their concerns.
Discover Burien will host the 2025 ‘Best of Burien’ awards ceremony on March 14, 2025, honoring local businesses and community contributions in Burien, Washington. This event aims to recognize excellence in various categories, including business and finance, and is expected to gather significant local interest and participation.
A Drag Queen Bingo fundraiser is set to take place at The Cove in Normandy Park on Friday, March 14, 2025, aimed at supporting local causes. This engaging event promises a lively atmosphere while contributing to community initiatives, showcasing the intersection of entertainment and philanthropy.
Normandy Park Mayor Eric Zimmerman criticizes Rep. Gregerson for misrepresenting discussions surrounding HB 1380 in a letter to the editor. He highlights that multiple cities in her district oppose the bill, emphasizing the need for transparency and collaboration in government. Zimmerman's concerns reflect broader anxieties about the implications of the legislation for local governance and community welfare.
Burien native Cam Johnson reflects on the lasting impact of the Seattle comedy show Almost Live!, highlighting his nostalgic connection to the program as a pivotal part of local culture. His recent reunion with former cast member Steve Wilson at the Museum of History & Industry showcases the enduring legacy of the show and its influence on community bonding over shared memories.
A recent audit by the King County Auditor's Office highlights the need for improved transparency and accessibility in the King County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) asset forfeiture process. The report identified significant issues in recordkeeping and communication, prompting recommendations for electronic records and clearer notices to property owners. KCSO is already taking steps to address these concerns, aiming to enhance fairness and due process in its operations.
Overnight lane and ramp closures on I-5 and SR 516 in the Kent, Des Moines, and SeaTac areas are scheduled from March 10 to March 14, 2025, as part of the SR 509 Completion Project. The Washington State Department of Transportation is implementing these closures to install concrete barriers and stripe the roadway, impacting traffic patterns in the region.