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UPDATE: 6:45 pm The lights are now on! See the images at the end of the slide show.

Original post A crew of men, led by Josh Menashe were a blur of activity at the home of his parents Jack and Linda Menashe at 5605 Beach Drive s.w. where…MORE

The Sign Savant, Japhy Witte who the West Seattle Herald told you about last year, has begun his annual holiday window painting, starting with Cafe Ladro, south of the Morgan Street Junction at 7011 California Ave s.w., working with his…MORE

It was joyful. That’s the only word to describe the 50th reunion of the Ballard Eagles 172 Drill Team. Girls in party dresses were flocking between tables like a type of exotic bird that comes in all sizes. Women were recognizing each other from…MORE

Natalie Scherwin understands the mind of canine champions. Her dog, Eddie is a Basenji, and has won numerous competitions in his four short years. Scherwin has shown dogs since she was 13 years old and she knew the breeder, Jordan Reed of the…MORE

Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish is presenting their 7th annual Tree Lighting and caroling celebration on December at 7:00 P.M.

Each year the event draws hundreds of onlookers to the site near the highest point in the City of Seattle in the…MORE

Headed south on Delridge Way s.w. on Nov. 28 "The Purple Perry" was pushing himself. His pedicab had no passengers but that was because he was on his way home in West Seattle.

He works for Seattle Purple Cabs. "I have a truck that we run…MORE

In September of this year, Facebook added a new feature that allows you easily add public updates to your newsfeed. The SUBSCRIBE button, with a single click puts all the West Seattle Herald's news updates in your regular flow of information from…MORE

You have many options for a Christmas Tree (though experts now say a fresh natural tree is a better environmental choice over a plastic one) and many places to get one. But for the past 22 years Holy Rosary School has been selling high quality…MORE

Saturday, Nov. 26 is Small Business Saturday and this now annual event has become a movement across the nation to keep our economy alive and keep local jobs by keeping spending local.

The event has attracted some big name participants…MORE

Candace Oehler, the South Seattle Community College Director of Communications, volunteered for the Morale Entertainment Foundation which produced the highly-publicized, $2 million, Veterans Day basketball game on the USS Carl Vinson.The 2011…MORE