Gov. Jay Inslee on Wednesday announced that effective April 15, all Washingtonians age 16 and up will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccination. Over the past four months since Washington began administering doses of the vaccination, the state has followed a tiered eligibility system, beginning with those most at risk of hospitalization and death. … Continue reading All Washington adults will be eligible for COVID vaccine on April 15
On Saturday April 3, SeaTac families enjoyed Easter a day early when the Parks, Community Programs & Services hosted its very first Drive-Thru Egg Hunt. The event was held at the SeaTac Community Center parking lot. The City parks staff collaborated with the Puget Sound Fire Authority to transform the lower Community Center parking lot … Continue reading First SeaTac Drive-Thru Easter Egg Hunt a Success
In 2003 Gary Ridgway, Washington’s notorious Green River killer, pleaded guilty to murdering forty-eight (48) women. As of today, two of Ridgway’s victims remain unidentified. Parabon Nanolabs, Inc., working in concert with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, utilized their proprietary Snapshot DNA Analysis to develop this composite profile of one of these … Continue reading Composite Profile Developed to Help ID Green River Victim
City Manager Carl Cole attended the grand opening and of the African Community Housing & Development’s (ACHD) Learning Center on February 26. SeaTac Councilmember Senayet Negusse also attended the ribbon cutting ceremony. The newly opened center contains a tech-hub, technology lending library and resource center. The learning center is located at 16256 Military Rd S … Continue reading SEATAC CITY MANAGER ATTENDS LEARNING CENTER GRAND OPENING
Do you and your family need financial support to successfully isolate or quarantine? Anyone living in King County who tests positive or is exposed to COVID-19 may be eligible to receive a one-time household bill payment of up to $1,500 to help pay their current rent, mortgage, utility, water, phone and internet bills. To learn … Continue reading New Household Assistance Request program
Middle and High School Students Can Learn Remotely in New School Burien, Wash. – Do you know a student who thrives in remote learning? Highline Public Schools has space available in its new Highline Virtual Academy. Highline Virtual Academy opens this fall for students in grades 6-12. The academy will be the only all-remote option … Continue reading Now Accepting Applications for Highline Virtual Academy
The U.S. Small Business Administration is launching a splash page for the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) application portal in anticipation of opening applications for the much-anticipated critical economic relief program on Thursday, April 8, 2021. “Help is here for venue operators hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. The SBA has worked diligently to build … Continue reading SBA Launches Portal to Begin Accepting Shuttered Venue Operators Grant Applications on April 8
Parks, Community Programs & Services posted the April 2021 edition of the SeaTac Senior Flyer. This guide helps inform seniors about upcoming programs, lunches, events and news.
On Thursday, April 1, 2021 10 AM - 12 PM join with neighbors to help restore North SeaTac Park's forest. This tiny corner of the park is almost completely overrun with ivy. Together, we can help transform it back to a healthy state. Volunteers will help remove ivy from both trees and ground to help … Continue reading ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO HELP RESTORE NORTH SEATAC PARK FOREST
When we engage with residents throughout our service areas, among their top concerns are property crimes. We all work hard for the things we own, and there is no greater violation than a criminal taking it from us. Neighbors in SeaTac - let's band together and see if we can get this guy identified to … Continue reading SeaTac Police Need Your Help to Catch Bold Bike Burglar
