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Steve Clark

It's spooky what you can find at Goodwill. The Ballard store is crammed with 24,000 square feet of merchandise that has been, by and large, previously owned by people in the Ballard community. Every isle is a reflection of the…MORE

Steve Clark

On the first day of their bike trek for charity, the Logsdon brothers had gone three miles when they noticed they were being hunted by a grizzly bear. It paralleled them beyond the road shoulder, and then it started angling in…MORE

Swagger on in. A brand new bar and your very own mahogany booth await you-along with the finest cut of steak in the neighborhood. Just follow the green neon sign (and your nose) to JaK's Grill.

Named for the first initial of each of the…MORE

passion in life and work

By Dean Wong

Family, friends, students and school staff are mourning over the death of Steve Molnes over the Labor Day weekend. A large, standing room only crowd numbering in the hundreds attended a memorial…MORE

Steve Molnes cared for his students and loved to go skiing. He was born on April 6, 1953 and died Sept. 7, 2005.

Editor's Note: Linda Plato, our regular garden columnist, has decided to end her services with us and this is to be her last column. The Ballard News Tribune is seeking a new Garden Columnist to provide weekly columns. It is preferred that the…MORE

For the first time, Great Harvest Bread Co. is teaming up with Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center for a month long fundraising effort to benefit the hospital's uncompensated care fund. The Raising Dough for Children's' promotion…MORE

Step into the intimate Italian courtyard. Put your name on the list and wander around back for a glass of Chianti in the outdoor garden by summer or in the cozy, old country indoor nook by winter.

News-Tribune

If you are one of those organized gardeners who like to keep notes on what to do next year, grab your notebook and start a section titled "Staking." This is the time of year when it is obvious what staking methods work best…MORE

When it comes to summertime, West Seattleites live for the weekend. And while many may try to get their chores and duties of domesticity done during the week in order free up their Saturdays and Sundays for fun and sun, now there's a reason to…MORE