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Waterland Pride will debut in Des Moines on June 25, 2022, celebrating LGBTQ+ pride with various activities. The event aims to create an annual festival attracting thousands of fans. Prior to this, over 100 attendees celebrated the "6/22 Men In Black Birthday Bash," honoring figures from the historic Maury Island Incident.
National Night Out occurs on August 2, 2022, promoting community connections and partnerships with law enforcement. Residents of Burien can register for block parties until July 8 to qualify for a police or fire crew visit. The event aims to foster neighborly relationships and civic involvement.
The Highline Area Radio Club will host the ARRL Field Day on June 25, 2022, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Marvista Park in Normandy Park. Participants can learn about emergency communications through Ham Radio and engage in hands-on activities.
Hi-Liners Musical Theatre in Burien is hosting theme-based theatre camps for children and teens, starting June 27, 2022. With a variety of themes, including "Stranger Things," "Encanto," and "Frozen," these camps are designed to engage kids aged three and up in creative activities throughout the summer. Additionally, the article highlights a community celebration at the Seike Family Japanese Garden, showcasing local cultural appreciation.
The ‘Taste of White Center’ fundraiser will take place on June 25, 2022, featuring over 25 local restaurants on 16th Ave SW. Attendees can purchase $5 tickets to sample various dishes, with all proceeds benefiting the White Center Food Bank. The event includes a raffle for two roundtrip tickets on Alaska Airlines.
The City of Burien is proposing changes to its zoning code aimed at enhancing tree protection on private properties. Community members are invited to participate in a survey to provide feedback, which will be submitted to the City Council for consideration. The survey will remain open until July 31, 2022.
The City of Burien invites community feedback on proposed changes to zoning laws aimed at enhancing the protection of trees on private property. A survey is available for residents to share their opinions until July 31, 2022, with results to be presented to the Burien City Council for consideration. This initiative emphasizes the importance of maintaining healthy, expansive trees and ensuring their replacement when necessary.
The City of Burien is seeking community input on proposed zoning code changes aimed at enhancing the protection of trees on private properties. Residents can participate in a survey to provide feedback, which will be presented to the City Council during their review of these changes this fall.
Burien City Council selected Adolfo Bailon as the new City Manager on June 15, 2022. Bailon, who previously served as Town Manager in Randolph, VT, received unanimous support over two other finalists. His appointment is pending a background check and contract negotiations, with a formal approval meeting scheduled for June 27, 2022.
The City of Burien is launching the Community Connectors program to enhance civic engagement among its diverse communities, particularly focusing on Spanish, Vietnamese, and Amharic speakers. By utilizing trusted community leaders as advisors, the program aims to improve local decision-making processes and foster greater community involvement in city planning. Connectors will receive compensation for their efforts, emphasizing the city's commitment to inclusivity.