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By Christy Wolyniak, Intern

From its humble Ballard roots, the National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY) has exploded into the world's largest youth film festival, with filmmakers 22 and younger converging to network with other…MORE

“I’ll probably read about your trip to Barcelona in the Ballard News,” my dentist teased me a few days before I left town. While in Barcelona I didn’t give Ballard a thought. What cats? What column? What bell tower?

Ignorance can only…MORE

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Robinson Newspaper office employee Beverly Moore lost her husband, Ronald Lewis Moore, 72. He passed away suddenly on April 12 in Burien. They were married 45 years. To celebrate Ron's life, Beverly, family and…MORE

One year, instead of an Easter basket filled with chocolate, my husband gave me a bright pink straw basket filled with oranges, grapefruit, lemons and limes. It was one of the best gifts I have ever received! The next time you need to give a gift…MORE

By Stacey Riley

Many clients I first meet with have made common design mistakes, compounded year after year as they’ve tried to balance spaces with esthetics and function—only to conclude they need and want help. I want to discuss some…MORE

The BNT discovered yet another Henry mural. Painted over the weekend, his latest mural can be seen on 43rd and Fremont Avenue N.

Artist Ryan Henry Ward, better known as "Henry", has been transforming plain walls into colorful art works in…MORE

If that name rings a bell, call yourself a young old timer in these parts pardner.

Andy is alive and pretty well for a man 88.

     Andy was born in a place with the unlikely name of Track's End Ranch,near Abilene, Kansas. When he…MORE

Here's the Farmers Market Fresh Sheet for 4-25-11. Note, not all products are available at the West Seattle Farmers Market.

April 25 – May 1, 2011

Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance Markets: University District (UD) – Saturdays,…MORE

Six leaf-bare trees with tulips and daffodils at their base and dangling plastic eggs in their branches decorate a residence at the corner of 49th Ave. and Spokane Street.

For this interview, Karoline Morrison invited the Ballard News-Tribune into her office at the top of three flights of creaking stairs in the Old Carnegie Library. How much longer she will claim this office as her own is unclear. She has put the…MORE