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The Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce is set to host its 'State of Our Cities' event on Friday, May 10, 2019, in Des Moines, Washington. This gathering will serve as a platform for local leaders and stakeholders to discuss critical issues affecting the region. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue about the future of their communities.
The article discusses the Shoreline Master Program, a significant initiative in Burien, Washington, aimed at guiding land use and development along the coast. It highlights the involvement of the Planning Commission and the municipal council in the legal hearings concerning a proposed constitutional amendment. The program is crucial for managing coastal resources and ensuring sustainable development in the region.
Project PROMise offers a unique opportunity for students enrolled in Highline Public Schools to receive a free personal shopping experience for prom attire, including dresses, shoes, and accessories. Scheduled for April 27 and 28, the event aims to alleviate the stress of finding the perfect outfit while also providing on-site seamstresses for quick repairs. Interested students can sign up online and will be paired with personal shoppers to guide them through the selection process.
The Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Mayors’ Luncheon at Cedarbrook Lodge in SeaTac, featuring local city representatives who participated in a panel discussion. Attendees engaged with the event through a Q&A session moderated by Scott Schaefer. Videos and photos from the event highlight the contributions of each city leader.
Highline High School Drama is set to present the comedic play "THE ELECTION" on January 13 and 14, focusing on a lighthearted student body president race. The production promises humor and wit, showcasing both male and female candidates. Tickets are affordably priced at $10 for adults and $5 for students and children under 13.
Community members are invited to participate in Highline High School's 'Pirate Pride Spring Clean-Up Event' on May 20, 2016. Students aim to enhance their school's environment through various projects, including painting and landscaping, demonstrating their commitment to education. Principal Vicki Fisher emphasizes the importance of community involvement in improving the school's atmosphere.
Highline High School will host its 12th Annual All Class Reunion on May 14, 2016, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The event costs $25 per person and includes lunch, music from the HHS Jazz Band, and a meet and greet.
The City of Burien will celebrate Arbor Day on April 13, 2016, at Seahurst Park, highlighting its 15th year as a Tree City USA member. The event features a tree planting ceremony with students from Highline’s Big Picture School and a proclamation by Councilmember Nancy Tosta.
A King County jury acquitted Darcy Smith, a former Highline Public Schools teacher, of all charges related to sexual misconduct with an underage student. The jury reached its decision after one day of deliberation, clearing Smith of accusations that spanned over two years. Her attorney expressed gratitude for the support shown by former students and colleagues during the trial.
Highline High Pirate wrestlers achieved a 5-1 record this season, recently defeating Foster 48-21 in a wrestling meet. The team also secured third place at the Highline Tournament, with standout performances from Kevin, who took first in his weight class, and Brian, Ozzy, and Ty, who all placed second.