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By Erin Bosetti

Tucked down a non-descript stairwell, in between Bop Street Records and Great Harvest Bread Co. and below the bakeries, burger joints and tchotchke filled boutiques that dot Market Street lies a library.

Not a…MORE

by Melinda Myers

Don’t let a lack of time or space get in the way of gardening your way to a healthy lifestyle.  Plant a container of nutritious vegetables and herbs.  Include a few planters on the front porch, back patio or right outside…MORE

How do you like to read a book? Many readers have dumped the print for digital media reading devices like Kindle. Other’s cling to their age scented pages like a crucifix.

Amazon has had an influential role in changing the way we read,…MORE

By Holly Brown

Eggs are a versatile protein that can be served any time for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. They’re also nearly a perfect food. Egg yolks are full of calcium, iron and Omega 3s, while the egg white is where the protein lies.…MORE

Editors Note: When we did our story about the money raised by the West Seattle 4 OSO effort organized by Tracy Dart we mistakenly omitted what is a very important part of the story. The Chelan Cafe, part of West Seattle's history since 1935 held…MORE

By Hannah Danforth

Brad Campbell and his team of four play a crucial part as team members of the Seattle Seahawks. As Video Director to the Seahawks, Brad and his crew help prepare the weekly game plans by supplying coaches and players…MORE

By Emile Monte

Laurie Blauner had a smile in her voice as much as on her face. She wanted to talk poetry—my poetry, her poetry—and prose and the combination of the two that her work has become. Her enthusiasm for literature—for words,…MORE

information from West Seattle Community Orchestra

As the demand for music programs increases, WSCO continues to provide musicians in the community an artistic outlet. In recent years their three orchestra groups have almost reached room…MORE

By Peggy Sturdivant

I volunteered to be a “runner” for the Ballard Senior Center Auction on March 30th because I thought it sounded cool. Big mistake, because I was too late to bid on silent auction items. Second mistake was being the one…MORE

The first "Hacker Cup" computer game development competition at Lafayette Elementary was held on Monday, April 7th 2014, and the students gained insight into real world computer programming.

Each of the students created his/her own…MORE