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Anyone in Ballard -- heck, anyone who has heard of Ballard -- knows that we've had an invasion of breweries lately. What does that mean for us? It means that we can hit all of them up in one day. Duh. After all, they're all in semi-walking…MORE

By Eric Mathison, Highline Times editor

Editor's Note: This article was original published in Ballard News-Tribune's sister newspaper, The Highline Times. For the past year and a half, Jerry Gay has taken front page photos for the BNT,…MORE

Today in unbearably cute news, the Woodland Park Zoo just played host two days ago to what may be the Earth's most adorable creature (sorry, koala bear): the baby giraffe.

The new giraffe, which they just found out is a boy, was born…MORE

Thursday, August 15th the Admiral Theater will host the Crooked Trails Organization for a one screening of the documentary TAPPED. The event begins at 6:30 pm.The screening is free and open to the public with a suggested donation of $5.00 which…MORE

Den-City

By Carol Smith

Like a glutton who’s first at the table to take The biggest and best of whatever you make Developers have planted their forks like a stake In the Westside as if it were their piece of cake

With pockets…MORE

Hercules, now five years old belongs to Gary Jensen and his wife Denise and came from a breeder in Elk Grove, California. He's a pure bred German Shepherd.

"He came up and he's a little guy," said Gary, "he had a little blue ribbon around…MORE

In their annual Best Of Seattle series, the Seattle Weekly has treated Ballard well.

For Best Food Neighborhood, where else is there to look than our once humble neighborhood? In their article, "It's a Lock," they stand in awe at the…MORE

Did you ever just want to frolick out in the streets without the pesky nuisance of possibly getting hit by a car?

Well, this is your lucky weekend. On Friday, Aug. 9 and Saturday, Aug. 10, Greenwood Ave N between N 67th and N 88th streets…MORE

By Maggie Nicholson

As a child, Linnea Long was the tallest of her friends. She didn’t like to stand up straight. She thought of herself as the great big girl. She was a Girl Scout Brownie and carried a boxy camera on a string around her…MORE

The Conservatory Students at West Seattle's ArtsWest Theater are presenting the comedy classic Once Upon a Mattress Aug. 7 through 11.

If you thought you knew the story of "The Princess and the Pea," you may be in for a walloping surprise…MORE