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Have you ever loved a tree? A huge, stately tree that has always been there. You admire it every time you see it, and secretly resist the urge to stop and climb it. Or, maybe to just sit on it’s branch-like-arms, even if just for a little while,…MORE

Who says a dog can’t carry his own weight? Meet Logan, who stands outside of a local Ballard grocery store, waiting to walk home with his pack full of groceries. A friendly dog with unique brindle markings, this 3-and-a-half year old is often…MORE

Students at Loyal Heights Elementary in Ballard are performing the opera "Siegfried and the Ring of Fire" Feb. 13 in collaboration with staff, singers and musicians from the Seattle Opera.

The fourth and fifth-grade performers worked with…MORE

Welcome to the first edition of the PSN Corner in partnership with Robinson News/specific Web site.  Our column will provide bi-monthly resources to help you build, sustain or strengthen your community through the creation of a Personal Safety…MORE

A respectable-sized crowd filled about one third of Key Arena’s 15,000-plus seats to witness Season-5, Bout 1, between two pairs of teams belonging to the Rat City Rollergirls, the Seattle-based all-female roller derby league that originated in…MORE

I went by Ballard Corners Park recently and noticed that it has gotten bigger.

The park now juts 4 to 5 feet out from the original curb line. This not only is a deviation from the plan as put forth on their Web site but also is a traffic…MORE

Lon Chaney may have been the man of a thousand faces, but West Seattle's Jim Cissell may be the guy with a thousand voices. The award-winning "VoiceGuy" as he calls himself can be heard narrating Disney trailers, promoting Levi's jeans,…MORE

A respectable-sized crowd filled about one third of Key Arena's 15,000-plus seats Feb.7 to witness Season-5, Bout 1, between two pairs of teams belonging to the Rat City Rollergirls, the White Center-based all-female roller derby league. The…MORE

Three hours after Kitty Harbor opened its doors Saturday, 55 kittens and cats found new homes. It was the beginning of the non-profit shelter's last open weekend until May 2 and there was an extra push. Over 250 people showed that morning.

Although the location of The Dish has been described as "the nondescript neighborhood between Ballard and Fremont", we know better. It's Frelard, which we can claim for Ballard when Fremont isn't looking. The Dish is one of the highlights of this…MORE