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The Cambodian community celebrated that country's New Year at a White Center street festival, Saturday, April 4.

It was a sunny day and the festival was in full swing at 15th Avenue Southwest at Southwest 98th Street in White Center.…MORE

Spring seemed to arrive in Ballard April 4 as the sun peeked out and temperatures threatened to break 60 degrees.

Jonathan Testa celebrated the drastic change in weather by rendering his interpretation of the Seattle skyline at Ballard…MORE

Somebody’s girlfriend is crying outside. It’s raining, frigid cold and after midnight.

That someone was sitting at the end of the bar. I know because he’s in every Wednesday night, most times with her sometimes alone. They had been…MORE

Miniature gardening is a great way to introduce gardening to kids, in a very fun way. The garden fairy idea is sure to win over the girls, and, with the number of small action figure toys out there today, there’s no reason boys can be left out of…MORE

The popular mobile kitchen Skillet will soon begin serving West Seattle on Sundays at the local Farmers Market.

"Weekends suburbs are always good for business so we decided to give it a shot," said Joshua Henderson, owner and executive…MORE

Editor, author, public radio show pundit, and bearded curmudgeon Knute Berger gave a recent reading of his new book, “Pugetopolis,” at the Ballard Library, Tuesday, March 31.

He was not crotchety, however, as curmudgeons go. Instead, he…MORE

At age 17, Ballard High School graduate Jesse Harris wrote and directed a feature-length film, “Living Life,” that received a multi-city theatrical release. As a followup, he’s got his eye on something a little bigger – a multi-day, international…MORE

Root Table 2213 N.W. Market St. 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., lunch and dinner served daily Happy Hour 4-6 p.m. and 9-11 p.m. daily 420-3214

Tables made of lightly processed wood (still resembling the trees of its origin) and a dark, calm…MORE

South Park Library was treated to a professional prank-filled performance by Charlie Williams yesterday on April Fool's Day. His target audience were pre-schoolers and other youngsters, but by the end of his act, even the librarians were giggling…MORE

On its Web site, the 275-member Tibbetts United Methodist Church in West Seattle declares, “Open minds. Open Hearts. Open Doors.” For its popular reverend Dr. Joanne Carlson Brown, a relative newcomer to the church who is ushering in Tibbetts’…MORE