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The Seattle Seawolves are set to kick off their Major League Rugby season on February 16, 2025, with all 16 games being broadcast on the FOX 13 family of channels. The season opener against the San Diego Legion will be available on FOX 13+ at 2 p.m., while two games will also air live on Antenna TV. This partnership enhances local sports coverage and accessibility for fans in the Seattle area.
Jessica Ivey announced her candidacy for the Burien City Council, emphasizing her commitment to affordable housing, public safety, and economic development. As Vice Chair of the Burien Planning Commission, she aims to bring a fresh perspective to local governance. The primary election is scheduled for August 5, 2025.
Dave Markwell's article "Lucky" explores themes of resilience and gratitude following personal challenges, emphasizing the transformative power of perceived misfortune. Through reflective storytelling, he highlights the importance of movement, courage, and honesty in navigating life's uncertainties. His insights encourage readers to embrace their experiences and recognize the blessings in their lives, ultimately fostering a positive outlook.
The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington ruled that cities can require permits for religious organizations hosting encampments, emphasizing the need for public health and safety considerations. This decision directly impacts the City of Burien and its governance regarding community encampments. The ruling reflects ongoing tensions between public health interests and religious freedoms in local governance.
A U.S. District Court ruling allows cities to require permits for religious organizations hosting encampments, emphasizing public health and safety. The decision, which dismissed several claims from Pastor Mark Miller and others against the City of Burien, underscores the balance between constitutional protections and local regulations.
The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington ruled on February 3, 2025, that the City of Burien may require permits for religious organizations hosting encampments, emphasizing public health and safety. The court dismissed several claims by Pastor Mark Miller and others, determining that Burien's permit requirement is a neutral regulation and does not infringe upon religious freedoms. This decision reaffirms the city's commitment to fair land use policies while upholding constitutional protections.
Two individuals were detained following a police pursuit that ended in a crash into a building in West Seattle. The incident began after deputies responded to reports of gunshots in Burien and located the suspect vehicle, leading to a chase that concluded with the suspects crashing and being hospitalized. Both suspects are reported to be in stable condition.
Walk with a Doc will host a walk on February 8 at 11 AM in Burien Town Square Park, focusing on the nutritional benefits of whole foods and fiber. Participants will enjoy a brief talk by Dr. Dane Nimako followed by a group walk to Lake Burien Park.
Burien City Manager Adolfo Bailon has achieved recognition as a Credentialed Manager Candidate by the International City/County Management Association (ICMA). He aims to secure the full ICMA Credentialed Manager designation by November 2025, showcasing his commitment to ethical standards and professional development in local government management.
Burien will celebrate the Lunar New Year on February 1, 2025, with a community event that highlights cultural traditions and festivities. This celebration, organized by the Bat Community Connector and Lorraine Chachere, aims to engage residents and foster a sense of community in Burien, Washington.