Power outages in West Seattle and Burien put people in the dark; pockets still persisting

Sat, 12/2018

UPDATE 4:45pm Saturday

The number of customers without power as of 4:45pm in the greater Seattle area was down to 739 with single homes in West Seattle, Burien and elsewhere still out as tree limbs and other wind damage…

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Sea-Tac Airport App, re-opened runway, increased security checkpoint efficiency help serve an expected three million guests

Thu, 12/2018

Parade of costumed characters, live music, and reindeer will be part of the holiday spirit over the next three weeks as three million travelers are expected to pass through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport between…

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Ballard Music’s free Winter concerts Dec. 18-20 featuring choral-orchestral masterwork, Handel’s Messiah

Mon, 12/2018

  The Ballard High School music program brings a sparkle to your holiday season with their Winter Concert Series December 18, 19, and 20. Enjoy three free nights of spectacular performances by the award-winning BHS Choir, Band, and Orchestra…

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News

Power outages in West Seattle and Burien put people in the dark; pockets still persisting

Sat, 12/2018

UPDATE 4:45pm Saturday

The number of customers without power as of 4:…

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Alaskan Way Viaduct closure begins 10 p.m. Fri, Jan. 11; WSDOT shares details

Fri, 12/2018

The Washington State Department of Transportation has published details on the upcoming closure…

SeaTac Council votes to create more affordable housing

Fri, 12/2018

information from the City of Seattle

The City of SeaTac Council voted tonight…

Sports

Hood and HIghline defeat Seattle Christian boys

By Gerardo Bolong

Smooth flowing senior Gerald Hood was nearly unstoppable in a 34-point performance to lead 2A…

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Seattle Christian girls hold off HIghline

By Gerardo Bolong

It all came down to one possession in SeaTac on Thurs., Dec. 13.

The clock showed 24.4…

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Seattle Lutheran stops Christian Faith

By Gerardo Bolong

FEDERAL WAY - The SeaTac 2B League Seattle Lutheran boys basketball team improved its season…

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Features

At Large in Ballard

Thu, 12/2018

Not Crazy 

 

“What is the plan for tomorrow?” Michael Banobi asked an elder of Bushasha, his childhood village in…

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Special treasures store open in Olde Burien

Mon, 12/2018

by Tim Robinson

"One man's junk is another man's treasure," the idiom says. To Jamaica Sutton it could not be more…

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The Kindness Quotient: Cultivating Community

Mon, 12/2018

Editor’s note: This is the first in a series titled  The Kindness Quotient: how we individually create community

By Sarah Mackay

Coffee…

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Police Blotter

Ballard Police Blotter week of 9-9-18

Mon, 09/2018

Computer stolen through broken window

A complainant reports his business on 15th Ave. N.W. was burgled some time on Sept. 2. The front…

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West Seattle Police Blotter week of 9-9-18

Mon, 09/2018

Tiny Burglary

A resident on S.W. Holden Street reported that someone entered her home sometime Saturday night or early Sunday Sept. 2.…

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Highline Crimes week of 8-13-18

Mon, 08/2018

Des Moines Police seek information on shoplifter

An adult caucasian male was captured on security cameras in both stills and video…

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Eat

Huckleberries, the blueberries of fall

Mon, 12/2018

By Katy G. Wilkens

Several years ago I decided I needed access to huckleberries without driving all the way to a friend’s cabin to pick…

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Homemade salsa: heat for the winter

Tue, 11/2018

By Katy G. Wilkens

 

This time of year I harvest from my garden every day. I want my tomatoes and peppers…

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The Bounty of Summer

Mon, 08/2018

By Katy Wilkens, MS, RD

I love the long, hot days of summer. My garden responds to the heat with a surge of greenery and fruits that is…

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