“And what do you do for a living, Mrs. Levi?” asks Ambrose Kemper in the first scene of this most delightful of musical comedies. “Some people paint, some sew…I meddle,” replies Dolly. HELLO, DOLLY! is full of memorable songs including Put On…MORE
Features
At Large in Ballard: Artistry
Wed, 07/09/14
By Peggy Sturdivant & Alison Eckels
They happen to be all women. They are all artists. But what really links all the women sitting together in the Crafts Room of the Ballard Senior Center is that they cannot just sit. If they have to…MORE
The history of Ambaum Boulevard, Part 1
Wed, 07/09/14
by Rob Clay and Sharon BurkhartEditor's note: This is part one of a story about historic Ambaum Boulevard, the main road that connects Burien to White Center and West Seattle. Ambaum Boulevard wasn't always a boulevard and certainly not paved…MORE
Taken: Seattle car theft guide
Tue, 07/08/14
What do you do when you walk out from your job, your home or a World Cup soccer game and find your car gone? This was the dilemma this Ballard News-Tribune reporter faced less than two weeks ago and has prepared a step by step guide to save…MORE
You Are What You Eat: A different kind of flower—cauliflower!
Tue, 07/08/14
By Katy Wilkens, MS, RD Nutrition and fitness manager
I often bring flowers to work to share with my patients and co-workers, but this week I brought a different kind of flower—cauliflower! Prettier than any rose, and you can eat this…MORE
Jerry's View: He always wanted a dimpled chin
Mon, 07/07/14
Editors Note: Our publisher Jerry Robinson passed away on May 30 of this year. Here's a column he wrote for the White Center News in 1954
By Jerry Robinson
When the magazines are old I enjoy a barber who can supply conversation with…MORE
City invites neighbors to participate in second ‘Find It, Fix It’ Community Walk
Thu, 07/03/14
In his public safety address to the Seattle City Council last week, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray detailed a series of ‘Find it, Fix it’ Community Walks, focused on several crime hotspots.
At the walks, community residents, police, and city…MORE
TWO Authors, Harold Taw and Elizabeth Austen, Present at July 11th “Words, Writers & West Seattle” Event
Thu, 07/03/14
information from SWSHS
West Seattle author Harold Taw and the current Washington State Poet Laureate, Elizabeth Austen, will each be featured at the July 11th event (postponed one week because of the July 4th holiday). Taw is the author…MORE
Alison’s Coastal Café and Bakery brings ‘Feel good food’ to Ballard
Thu, 07/03/14
Alison’s Coastal Café and Bakery at 5404 Leary Ave. N.W. celebrated its grand opening last weekend.
The new restaurant has moved into the space on Leary Way where B & O Espresso used to be.
Owner, Alison Soike, said she plans…MORE
The dirty little secret about non-local produce
Thu, 07/03/14
By Chef Jeremy McLachlan
In a perfect world, the Pacific Northwest sun would allow me to eat local produce year-round, but unfortunately it does not. Although I vary my eating habits seasonally to take advantage of the freshest local…MORE