City Releases Transportation Master Plan Draft. Discussion April 2
The City of Burien on Wednesday (March 28) released a draft Transportation Master Plan, which they’ve made available for downloading here (PDF file). “Since May, 2011 a transportation consultant and...
No Fooling Walk-n-Talk
No fooling, we may have the next Walk-n-Talk in the midst of April Showers. What a great time to test out the reliability of rain slickers and galoshes. (Hmm?) Sunday, April 1st, we'll meet up on...
Free Parks and Trails Map at City Hall & Online
A new Parks and Trails Map is now available for free to the public at Burien City Hall. The map includes parks and trails in Burien, Des Moines, Normandy Park, Renton, SeaTac and Tukwila. Parks and...
Bike/Ped Advocates in D.C.
Advocates for Bike and Pedestrian Programs Go to Washington D.C. The annual National Bike Summit convened in Washington, DC last week. Summit participants met with members of Congress and were...
Bike to Work Day: May 18
"Bike to Work Day" is Friday, May 18. WABI Burien will be participating with local organizations in sponsoring "Bike to Work Day", providing incentives and both tangible and rah-rah support of those...
Mathison Park Walk-n-Talk
(From the notice for the December 4, 2012 Walk-n-Talk.) Have you toured Burien's Mathison Park yet? This Sunday, December 4, the monthly Walk-n-Talk will begin at Burien Town Square and walk over to...
Future Cyclists of Burien
Out for a ride one sunny afternoon, I saw the Future Cyclists of Burien out on a string of two-wheelers.
Out Walkin’ Again
(Originally Posted March 4, 2012) Hey, it may have been a bit chilly, but it was dry! (We had much warmer weather for our walks on January 1 and February 5.) It's the beginning of March and it was...
A Sunny February Walk-n-Talk
(Originally Posted February 5, 2012) Today was the seventh, monthly Walk-n-Talk here in Burien; 38 people and 3 dogs came to join the stroll! Of the walkers, 1 person was visiting from Salt Lake...
Walkin’ Peace in 2012
(Originally Posted January 2, 2012) Forty-one people showed up under unusually warm, blue skies for the Walk-n-Talk on New Year's Day! Wow! Rainier was out. It was like a springtime day as people...
