The Heartland Cafe at 4210 SW Admiral Way, Suite A has just opened a new area of the restaurant, adding new windows to the north wall, building in a bar and adding two pool table and three dart boards and co-owner Jeff Loren said, "We're hoping…MORE
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Ballard Food Police: Beautiful bivalves in Ballard
Thu, 08/26/10
The Walrus and the Carpenter 4743 Ballard Ave. N.W. (206) 395-9227
The Walrus and the Carpenter, by Renee Erickson of Boat Street Cafe fame, rides into Ballard upon a mighty steed; a most welcome and energizing addition to the ever-…MORE
Pet of the week: Jack the fearless border collie
Tue, 08/24/10
Nicole Spahie and her boyfriend John Hall got Jack their Border Collie about a year ago (he's 2 1/2) from a family in Idaho. "He's very obedient, friendly and lovable," said Spahie,"and he's very focused on playing with sticks and toys," often…MORE
At Large in Ballard: Peggy and the poodles
Mon, 08/23/10
On the hottest day of summer in a backyard filled with poodles, I thought longingly of the worst field trip experience that I ever had as the parent of a preschooler.
It was a lovely Ballard backyard, but there was no breeze, just full…MORE
Excellent acting propels the dark and breathless Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Sun, 08/22/10
The Swedish crime novel, “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” has become quite a sensation. That fact alone could doom any film adaptation—the comparison to the original being too big a hurdle to overcome—but, director Niels Oplev and his writers…MORE
UPDATE: SLIDESHOW: Fallen Sailor Jarod Newlove's only sibling also serves
Sun, 08/22/10
Since West Seattle resident, fallen Sailor Jarod Newlove’s body was found July 29, 60 miles from his Kabul, Afghanistan base in a Taliban-controlled area, the community has embraced the tragedy of the death of the 25 year-old sailor by attending…MORE
SLIDESHOW: Scenes from Art in the Garden 2010
Sat, 08/21/10
The annual Ballard Art in the Garden Festival returned to the Ballard P-Patch from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Aug. 21.
Hundreds of Ballardites roamed amongst the beds of sunflowers, artichokes and tomatoes while listening to music and admiring…MORE
You Are What You Eat: The forgotten flower
Sat, 08/21/10
I just picked the most beautiful bloom in my garden. It is huge, almost a foot across, and white as snow, with wonderful lavender under colors. And, the best part about it is I’m going to eat it for dinner!
What is this edible, forgotten…MORE
SLIDESHOW: Old Burien Feed Store Shows Plenty Of Charm
Fri, 08/20/10
A feed store in suburbia is an oxymoron. Who needs a bale of hay? Who needs 100 lbs of grain? What are those little chirping sounds? Who goes there?
One minute inside Hayes Feed & Country Store in Old Burien reveals the answers. Many,…MORE
Help bring soles to Haiti......one sip at a time
Fri, 08/20/10
Nashville-based Soles4Souls®, one of the fastest growing charities in North America, facilitates the donation of both new and used shoes. Collecting shoes from the warehouses of footwear companies and the closets of people like you, the charity…MORE