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The White Center Food Bank will host a fundraising dinner and auction on October 18, 2024, at the Sea Mar Community Center to support its Capital Campaign. The event aims to raise the remaining 25% of its $8.6 million goal, with attendees enjoying local food, live music, and discussions on the new facility's community impact.
Kent Eagles Auxiliary will host a Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 2, to raise funds for fibromyalgia research. The event aims to support individuals living with chronic pain and promote awareness of the condition.
Burien residents can now apply online to participate in temporary pro and con committees regarding the proposed Initiative Measure No. 24-001, which addresses labor standards and minimum wages. The city council will appoint committee members, who will draft statements for the King County Elections Voters Pamphlet. Applications remain open until all positions are filled.
The City of Burien is inviting residents to apply for positions on Pro and Con Committees regarding the proposed Initiative Measure No. 24-001, which addresses labor standards and minimum wages. The application process is open until all positions are filled, and selected members will draft statements to be included in the Voters Pamphlet. The City Council plans to consider a resolution for a special election by early December 2024.
The Green Burien Partnership is organizing a series of environmental restoration events this fall in Burien parks, inviting community members to participate in planting activities. The events, which are family-friendly and require no prior experience, will offer refreshments and tools. Key dates include Green Burien Day on October 19 and additional planting sessions throughout November.
Burien Arts invites artists to submit work for its Fall Gala ‘Vision 2024’ scheduled for November 23. The event will take place at the Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden, featuring ample free parking. This gala aims to showcase local talent during the autumn season.
A local resident in Burien, Jeremy Garcia, reported seeing an Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) hovering silently in the sky on September 28, 2024. The sighting, which occurred near Highline High School, adds to a growing number of UAP sightings across the nation, sparking curiosity and speculation among locals. Despite initial theories suggesting it could be a balloon, no official explanation has been provided.
The City of Burien has appointed three new directors, bringing a wealth of experience and innovative leadership to its departments. Liz Stead, Rod Steitzer, and Fernando Llamas Jr. aim to enhance community engagement and improve departmental efficiency. Their diverse backgrounds and commitment to public service are expected to drive positive changes in Burien’s governance and community development.
The City of Burien has recently appointed three new directors, bringing significant experience and fresh perspectives to key departments. These leaders aim to enhance community engagement and improve departmental services, ensuring that Burien continues to thrive as a vibrant and diverse community.
Kent Police officers fired shots at a suspect following a high-speed chase involving a stolen U-Haul truck in SeaTac on Tuesday night. The pursuit, which began around 10:30 p.m., ended after the suspect crashed the vehicle but resulted in no injuries. The suspect faces charges related to possession of a stolen vehicle and eluding police.