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Big Al Brewing may be labeled a microbrewery, but the owners’ dreams are in no way small-scaled while they make a huge splash from their White Center establishment.

Alejandro Brown, 36, and his wife Noelle, opened 15 months ago. They lease…MORE

Ferry employee Johnny McElhose washes the windows outside the Fauntleroy Ferry Dock's pedestrian waiting room on a sunny afternoon.

Forty-Six years of friendship were shared recently at the Burien Elks Lodge when nine members of the Sealth 1963 graduating class attended their monthly luncheon.

From left they are: Dick Reamy, Leo Mathias, Karin Queen, Ray Mitchell, Ron…MORE

Odie (short for Odessa) is from Alaska and 10 years ago her owner Bob Woods had her as part of a sled team he was watching. "She got pretty good at it," Woods said. "She's more of a house dog, a companion who would ride with me," he continued.…MORE

In The Field House, the new store by Blackbird owner Nicole Miller, shelves have been slapped together with boards, produce bumps up against flannel shirts sitting near a collection of antlers, and there may or may not be some butter churning in…MORE

Even the senior tenants at the Vintage on 140th St S were getting into the spirit last week...or was the spirit lurking outside on their patios?

Day Camp Alki UCC 6115 S.W Hinds St. 206-938-0145 Wednesday, Nov. 11, 9-6 p.m. Alki Kid's place is hosting a day camp for children ages 4-14. Join us for games, crafts, stories, snacks, movies and much more. Lunch is included. $50 per child.…MORE

Kenyon Hall 7904 35th Ave. S.W. 206-937-3613 Friday and Saturday, Oct. 30 and 31 at 7:30 p.m. Mostly Magor. Pianist Louis Magor hosts a musical melange featuring the Belle of the Hall, Connie Corrick, soprano Madeline Bersamina in her Kenyon Hall…MORE

Halloween revelers of all ages took to the streets of downtown Ballard Oct. 31 for the annual trick-or-treating event.

Participating businesses handed out candy, a photo booth was set up outside the old Ballard Camera shop and buskers…MORE

It was one of the best meetings I’ve attended in years. Eight fifth-graders at Adams Elementary School gave up their lunch period to meet with me in a circle of chairs in the main office to discuss the third year launch of the Penny Harvest…MORE