Update: After posting our contest with White Cap Frozen Yogurt Thursday afternoon, we received 40 new fans on Facebook in only a few hours. Thank you to everyone who supported us and shared Burien Daily on Facebook for this contest.
After a highly random, highly scientific, and patent pending method of selection, we are happy to announce that the winner of our contest is Tiffany Duane, a Burien resident and alumni of Highline High School.
Thank you to all of our new fans! We also decided to give away runner-up prizes to a couple people. Bradley Shatto and Allie Fadness, you can each go pick up a $5 gift card at White Cap Frozen Yogurt for being our 975th and 1,000th fan on Facebook.
Thanks again!
Original Publication: We want to send a big “thank you” to all of Burien’s community members who have supported us since we launched this news website last year. Each month thousands of people read articles from Burien Daily but on Facebook we less than 1,000 “likes,” just a fraction of our entire reader base.
Still, 1,000 likes on Facebook is nothing to shake a stick at. Right now we are less than thirty fans away from hitting 1,000 and when we do, we are going to give away a $35 gift card to Burien’s newest family owned business, White Cap Frozen Yogurt. (more…)
Update: According to the King County Sheriffs Department, the third suspect from Tuesday night’s attempted armed robbery turned shootout has been arrested. The details of the arrest have yet to be made public but they were able to tell us that the suspect is a 19-year-old male who resides in South Park. (more…)

Yesterday we reported on a shooting that took place at the corner of Ambaum Blvd SW and SW 136th St. Since the shooting we’ve interviewed King County Sheriff deputies and detectives and this is what we’ve learned: (more…)
Yesterday afternoon we posted an article reporting on Randy Eugene Dyer, a 62 year old Burien resident who received a pardon from President Obama for the crimes he was convicted of in 1975. Last night KOMO 4 did an interview with Dyer about the years since his time in prison and what that pardon means to he and his family. We’ve attached the video for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy! (more…)

The numbers are finally in for the 2011 Burien Clean Sweep, and it looks like tons more was collected this year than in 2010, literally. (more…)

King County Sheriff’s Deputies are still searching for Christopher Nuckols, the Burien resident who has been missing since last Friday afternoon. (more…)
Yesterday morning was Burien’s 12th annual Burien Clean Sweep. According to Discover Burien Events Manager Debra George, around 350 people volunteered for the event. Though the tonnage of actual waste collected won’t be determined until later this week, Debra wanted to send thanks to the sponsors and everyone who came out. “We look forward to doing this again next year” she added. (more…)