World War II Fighter Pilot Recalls Dangers Escorting Allied Bombers

by Ralph Nichols, with photos by Michael Brunk WWII Veteran John Hauff shares a log book entry to Ralph Nichols “It was a lot of fun until they started shooting at us.” So quipped John Hauff, a World... [Read more]

Waterland Blog: South King Fire & Rescue Remembers 9/11

South King Fire & Rescue and the Cities of Federal Way and Des Moines, WA hosted a dawn 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at Celebration Park in Federal Way on Sunday Morning, September 11. Visit our sister... [Read more]

PHOTOS: Sights & Sounds From Seattle’s Martin Luther King Rally & Parade

By Nicholas Johnson Thousands of MLK Day celebrants strolled through Seattle’s streets Monday afternoon. Following a route from Garfield High School down to the Federal Building at 2nd Avenue and... [Read more]

Highline Historical Society Presents Free Program On Eleanor Roosevelt Sunday

The Highline Historical Society will present a free, living history performance of “Eleanor Roosevelt: No Ordinary Woman” on Sunday, January 16, at 2 PM. Professional actress and Chautauqua... [Read more]

Tukwila Time Capsule Ceremony Is Sat., Sept. 12th

What do you put in a centennial time capsule? Come find out what the City of Tukwila did at a special Centennial Time Capsule Ceremony on Saturday, Sept. 12th beginning at Noon. Here are the details: WHAT:... [Read more]

Tukwila Historic Homes Tour Is This Saturday

The slideshow above is just a taste of what you’ll see at the Tukwila Historical Society’s Historic Homes & Buildings Tour from 10am – 4pm this Saturday, August 23rd. Tickets are... [Read more]

Garbage Can Time Capsule Opened

As part of its ongoing Centennial celebration, a time capsule buried 30 years ago was opened in Tukwila yesterday in front of an audience of 50. The time capsule was made of a galvanized trash can sealed... [Read more]