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Most people experience insomnia at some point in their life. Whether it manifests as difficulty falling asleep (primary insomnia) or waking in the middle of the night (secondary insomnia), it affects our daily performance, energy levels and…MORE

One of West Seattle's newest historical landmark will soon be hosting events like a Halloween Silent Horror Movie Night, Sunday concerts with coffee and pastries and prix frixe dinners with local chefs.

Sanctuary at Admiral - a former…MORE

Sail Transport Company teamed up with Sustainable Ballard on Saturday, Aug. 22 as they hosted Sail Transport’s docking and produce delivery program at Kick-it Boots and Stompwear on Northwest Market Street.

Established in January, the…MORE

Stoli is a small 3.5-year-old poodle, named after the vodka, "Because we wanted a cute Russian name, we have Russian in our blood," explained his owner Maria Johnson.

Johnson works with children as a choir director for the Northwest Boy…MORE

Hundreds of people turned out and the traffic continued to build, overflowing the parking lot at Camp Long for the first day of the Nature Consortium's Arts in Nature Festival, Saturday, Aug. 22.

"I think about this all year long and do…MORE

Teri Ensley, of Furry Faces Foundation holds Nahla, a chocolate lab at Saturday's babecue benefit for the foundation put on by West Seattle Thriftway at 4201 S.W. Morgan St.

Ensley is being served by deli manager Todd Smith.

The…MORE

Earlier this week, I decided to take advantage of a gorgeous summer day to do something I have never done before: bike along the "Missing Link."

Taking this bike ride gave me a much different perspective to this long-standing issue of…MORE

I met Marie through the Northwest Flower and Garden Show here in Seattle about eight years ago. But, it was a couple of years later when she came up with the idea of creating a miniature garden with a Wizard of Oz theme in the parking strip in…MORE

On Aug. 22 and 23, the Nature Consortium will spotlight numerous artists from around the area with their 11th Annual Arts in Nature Festival at Camp Long in West Seattle.

The festival will bring in wandering performers, string quartets,…MORE

As Janice Jacobson walks down the streets of Ballard, she’s like a local celebrity. One-by-one she can’t help but stop and chat as past and present students yell out at her, “Teacher, Janice.”

“My boys don’t want to go on walks with me…MORE