Each week Burien Daily features one booth at the Burien Farmer’s Market. The Burien Farmers Market is a Discover Burien event held at Burien Town Square Park each Thursday through the summer from 11am to 6pm.
Jill Griffin is a long time Burien resident and Washington native who creates completely original and custom jewelry that she sells from her booth at the Burien Farmers Market and online on her website and Etsy store, What A Good Girl. She received her Bachelors of Arts in studio art and since has been making jewelry by hand around the Seattle metro.
“Every piece of Jill Griffin jewelry is an original, combining semi-precious stones, fresh water pearls, glass beads and sterling silver. Intricate in design and organic in inspiration, Jill’s work demonstrates an excellent sense of color and craftsmanship. Her pieces are designed to withstand the wear and tear of daily use, making them as enduring in quality as they are in style. Her wide variety of necklaces, bracelets, anklets, and earrings offer something for every taste and occasion. (more…)
May is here and with it comes a week full of sunshine and the first Farmers Market of the 2013 season.


More information about this event can be found by visiting the Cove to Clover website.
A printable PDF of the day’s schedule can be found by following the link below. Have a great race day!
2013 Cove to Clover Schedule
Shop abundance of fresh produce, handicrafts at Burien Farmers Market
B-Town Dog Owner’s Group’s (B-Town DOG) second monthly Park-N-Bark will be held this Saturday, April 27th, at Burien Town Square Park.
Dog’s and their families are all welcome to bring their leashes and go for a walk together around Burien. Following the walk, attendees are invited to congregate to enjoy drinks on the back porch of Burien Press, located just south of the park.
The first Park-N-Bark was held on March 16th, 2013 at Lake Burien School Memorial Park. Even though it was a rainy and windy day, eight people and seven dogs showed up to get to know each other while walking around the park.
The second Park-N-Bark comes with a busy weekend in downtown Burien. On Saturday, Kevin and Sean’s A Place for Pets will be celebrating their 8th anniversary of business in Burien and B-Town DOG will be there to give out information on how the group has been working with the City to plan an off leash dog park. On Sunday Snakezilla returns to Burien with the Cove to Clover 5k, 10k and half marathon. Those who want to sign up for the race can still do so by visiting the Cove to Clover website before April 25th. If you miss the online deadline, you can still sign up on the day of the race at the starting lines. There will also be plenty of things to do and people to see at Burien Town Square finish line. (more…)
Press Release: It’s walking time again. WaBi Burien will be heading north from Burien Town Square to see how Spring is springing in Chelsea Park. The last time we visited the neighborhood, we found these scenic gems: Dottie Harper Park, Burien Community Garden, white-painted tree trunks, Mortar House, Bird-House House, Stormwater Park, Green House, Purple House. What new things will we spot this time around?
See you with walking shoes on… (more…)
Editor’s Note: On February 28, 2013, Burien will be 20 years old; just old enough to no longer be called a teen, but still not old enough to buy beer. To celebrate Burien’s exit from the teenage years, we are partnering with a number of local businesses to give away $20 gift cards. Each day we will publish an article about an independent Burien business who will be giving a gift card away. To win the gift card, all participants have to do is leave a comment on the article (the comment can say whatever you want and will not influence your chances of winning) and share the article with the hashtag “#happybirthdayburien” so we can track the posts. Winners will be selected at random and will be able to pick their prize up on March 1st at the appropriate participating business. Happy birthday Burien and good luck Burienites!
Kevin and Sean’s A Place for Pets is Burien’s only local and independent pet store. They provide a full line of pet supplies including dog and cat toys, rodent, fish, bird, dog and cat food, kennels, cages, as well lots of rare fish, birds, kittens, and puppies.
A Place for Pets is located between the Discover Burien office and Mick Kelly’s Irish Pub in downtown Burien across from Burien Town Square Park on SW 152nd St. and has been doing business in Burien for eight years.
A Place for Pets recently changed their hours of business and are now open weekdays 10am to 8pm, Saturdays 10am to 7pm and Sundays from 11am to 6pm.
Kevin Foxin, co-owner of the shop recently sent us this letter: (more…)

Sheriff Department notes on SW 152nd St where woman was found November 5th.
Update 3: Sergeant Cindi West of the King County Sheriffs Department has released a statement about Monday night’s event and are asking for your help locating witnesses. The statement can be found here.
Update 2: As of Tuesday, November 6, at 9am the woman who was found laying in SW 152nd St last night was confirmed to have made it to Harbor View Medical Center in Seattle and remains there in critical condition.To summarize the following article, last night around 6pm, a woman was found without without any bodily function, laying in the road on SW 152d St with trauma to the back of her head. Deputy Glasgow arrived first on the scene and was able to get the woman’s heart beating again by performing CPR. Paramedics brought the woman to Harborview Medical Center.
Police have yet to release any further information about the event and have not confirmed that it was a hit and run or an actual crime. We will update this article when more information becomes available.

King County Sheriffs block SW 152nd
while investigating.
Update 1: The Sheriffs Department has completed their investigation on SW 152nd St. in Burien. No updates in the case or on the victim’s condition are available at this time according to the Burien Police Department.
Original Publication: Just before 6pm tonight, Monday, November 5, 2012, a woman was found laying on the side of the road on SW 152nd St near Burien Town Square Park.
According to Sgt. Hall of the King County Sheriffs Department who was interviewed on the scene, Deputy Glasgow, the first officer to arrive, found the woman “dead” with trauma on the back of her head. The deputy immediately performed CPR and was able to get the get the woman’s heart beating again. Paramedics arrived on the scene shortly thereafter and transported the woman, still unconscious, to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.