Resting At Home, Former Normandy Park Mayor George Hadley Says “Thank You”

Former Normandy Park Mayor George Hadley at the 2010 Cove to Clover starting line. Hadley resigned from the city council in March due to a brain tumor. Photo by Scott Schaefer. by Mark Neuman The recent... [Read more]

Normandy Park City Council Places Hold On Medical Marijuana Dispensaries

by Ralph Nichols Even as the Legislature continues to consider a bill that would allow medical marijuana dispensaries to do business in the state, a six-month city moratorium has been imposed on locating... [Read more]

Normandy Park Mayor Resigns Due To Brain Cancer

Normandy Park Mayor George Hadley (pictured above at last year’s Cove to Clover event) submitted a letter of resignation from the NP City Council, citing his January diagnosis of Glioblastoma Multiforme,... [Read more]

‘Coyle,’ The Cove To Clover Snake, Crashes Normandy Park Council Meeting

‘Coyle,’ the 30-foot, handmade giant snake mascot of the 3rd annual Cove to Clover Fundraiser (we’re Sponsors), ‘crashed’ the Normandy Park City Council meeting Tuesday night... [Read more]

Your Chance To Comment On City’s Shoreline Master Program Starts Soon

The City of Normandy Park is beginning the process of updating its Shoreline Master Program (SMP) in accordance with State law (WAC 173-26), which means that if you have any thoughts, ideas or comments... [Read more]

Former Dairy Queen To Be Remodeled Into Subway Sandwich Shop

The City of Normandy Park’s City Manager’s Report (link, PDF file) says that the former Dairy Queen building, located at 17827 1st Ave South (near QFC), will be remodeled and occupied by a... [Read more]

In Attempt To Offset Permit Fees, Cove To Clover Issues Challenge To City Of Burien

The organizers of Cove to Clover, the 5k fundraiser race for the Highline Area Food Bank coming March 14th, are issuing a “friendly challenge” to the City of Burien, including councilmembers... [Read more]

Speed Limit Along First Ave South Reduced From 45 To 35mph

The City of Normandy Park announced this week that the speed limit along First Ave South between South 164th and South 174th Streets has been reduced from 45 mph to 35 mph. According to the Normandy Park... [Read more]

Sonja Linquist Resigns From Normandy Park City Council

Normandy Park Council Member Sonja Lindquist resigned effective Sunday Sept. 28th, citing her relocation away from the city. Lindquist was elected to the City Council Position #6 in November of 2005. According... [Read more]