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Crown Hill's Small Faces Child Development Center celebrated its 35th year as a nonprofit organization Sept. 11. And, for the first time in 35 years, the older children of Small Faces had a playground of their own to celebrate on.

In…MORE

While crossing the West Seattle Bridge and then cruising Alki, test-driving the noiseless, battery-powered, zero-emissions Fusion Red Tesla Sport Roadster, letting loose from zero to 60 mph in 3.7 hair-raising seconds, it is hard to find an…MORE

During the pursuit of his Masters in Business Administration at WSU, Scott Goerig wrote a business plan that he hoped might become real one day. His plan called for "Coug West", a WSU themed tavern, focused on good food, fun, and of course the…MORE

Barbara Spooner-Miller, whose paintings were on display during the Sept. 9 West Seattle Artwalk has been been painting nearly all her 93 years. But you might be surprised to see the style of art she enjoys painting. The work is decidedly abstract…MORE

West Seattle resident Mr. Dumdemurter and his family with his young daughter came to Lowman Beach Park just before sunset on Sept. 9. The family spent the late summer early evening playing on the tennis court that is just off the beach, as the…MORE

Mr. Gyro's 5522 20th Ave. N.W. 206.782.7777 Hours: still in flux, call ahead

Reviewing newly established restaurants can be a tricky affair, but Mr. Gyro's, recently opened in its second location just north of Market Street on 20th Avenue…MORE

By Steve Shay

A new book, Adios, Nirvana, may interest many area readers, perhaps even those who generally prefer to “wait ‘til the movie comes out.” That’s because this book is about life, death, and coming of age in West Seattle. Many…MORE

The September edition of the monthly West Seattle Artwalk is tonight Sept. 9 from 6 to 9 p.m.

Taking place in businesses all over West Seattle the Artwalk features a wide range of artistic expression from paintings, to photography, to…MORE

The Bohemian Restaurant at 3405 California Avenue Southwest, likely West Seattle's most eclectic restaurant, celebrated its second year in business Sept 8 and announced some new changes.

Run by brothers Eirik and Jason Rice the business…MORE

Join local historian Peder Nelson on a walking tour of West Seattle's old-growth gem, Schmitz Preserve Park. Learn how this beautiful city park came to be and how it has remained an urban forest while traversing its many scenic trails.…MORE