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 TV tunes reign supreme in ChoralSounds show
This weekend, turn off your TV, get out of the house, and tune in to ChoralSounds Northwest's "As the Television Turns" at the Highline Performing Arts Center.
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Burien is moving forward on annexation deliberation as Seattle re-enters picture
Despite renewed interest in annexation from Seattle, the Burien city council is expected to vote May 19 on a plan to add the southern portion of North Highline.
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Bermingham picked as Highline College president
On May 8, the Highline Community Board of Trustees chose a familiar face to lead Highline Community College; interim president Dr. Jack Bermingham.
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"E-ntertainment" on tap from young singers
KidSounds Northwest, YouthSounds Northwest and TeenSounds Northwest join together to present "That's e-ntertainment" on May 16 at 7 p.m. at the Highline Performing Arts Center, 410 S. 152nd St, in Burien.
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Des Moines business park developer selected
Majestic Realty Co. was announced last week as the developer for the Des Moines Creek Business Park project.
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Des Moines council OK's business park agreement
The Des Moines Council approved May 8 an agreement with the Port of Seattle for development of the Des Moines Creek Business Park.
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ReMax Team One Opens in Burien
Last year, when Leslie Newman and Lisa Jo Chard planned their new real estate brokerage, ReMax Team One, they knew the market was down, they knew houses weren't selling.
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No police report this week.
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