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Bright Horizons, a nationally known child care company will open its doors at the Link in the West Seattle Triangle on May 2, bringing to the community a wide range of care options. The company considers itself a network of centers with more…MORE

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The Port of Seattle is celebrating its centennial this year with numerous events throughout the year. With Fisherman's Terminal and Shilshole Bay Marina, the Port's history is very much tied with Ballard's…MORE

West Seattle based Monster Costume, a software development company the West Seattle Herald first told you about last August is living up to it's name by growing larger, gaining prominent clients and launching products that they believe will…MORE

One hundred years ago, Roald Amundsen became the first man to reach the South Pole and Ray Harroun reached record speeds of almost 75 miles per hour as he won the inaugural Indianapolis 500 that year. The U.S. Supreme Court dissolved Standard Oil…MORE

It may not be rational, but when I found myself being worried about my lack of money, I came up with ways I could spend some. “Money is merely energy,” I explained to my friend Vivien. “For the past couple of months, I’ve been nervous about every…MORE

The idea of Mexican food from a roadside van might suggest a high fat, cheese laden, deep fried offering that has little to do with real Hispanic cuisine. But Beloved Mexico is dedicated to disproving that notion.

Since last November, if…MORE

By Mark L. Ufkes

In 1977, while I was student body president at Washington State University (W.S.U.), I befriended several foreign students from Libya. WSU was considering a trade and agricultural technology mission to that North African…MORE

On Safari Foods, in West Seattle on 35th Ave. S.W. since 2002 has moved. Why? it's for the best of reasons. It's so successful they simply needed more room.

Begun by owner Teresa Carew in 1992 out of her home the company is a highly…MORE

On March 21, five Seattleites and another from Snohomish will grab their tools and start in on a week-long mission to help build a four-room secondary school for Mulundi Village in Kenya, over 9000 miles away.

The school is named Mulundi…MORE

“I’ve lost control,” I said to Martin in the face of gusting winds and crowds swarming the doors. He rightly replied, “You never had control.”

It has been almost three weeks since the occasion of Bertha Davis’ 97th birthday was used to…MORE