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By JACK HOPKINS Mail Author
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER

Here are some sites you can use to learn more about Tukwila:

  • The Tukwila Home Page is the official city Web site, offering information on happenings in city government, the full text of local ordinances and city council minutes, and reports on local public works projects.
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HEADLINES
Saturday, February 14, 1998

'Small town' growing out of its shady image

People come from all over the world to live here

Commercial life and country living coexist ... for the most part

Residents look forward to a bright tomorrow

Merchants, neighbors and city team up to combat crime

City's mascot designed to appeal to kids

Jon Hahn: In his line of work Chuck Morris gives nothing but his hole-hearted effort

Things to do while you're here

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Scenes of Tukwila

Tukwila historical album

Tukwila by the numbers

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