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Editor's Note. Lori Hinton has written this column for over three years and once in a while it is a good idea to take a breath and look back at the long view. Here is a checklist of 101 Things to Do from her now famous West Seattle Herald column…MORE

On any given day, hundreds of children are homeless. These children are the most vulnerable, and also the most invisible side of homelessness. Recently on Market Street Family Services placed life-size cardboard cutout children with a direct…MORE

Bella Stead, 5, takes a leap of faith as her sister, Juliette, 3, cheers her on, at the playground at St. Alphonsus Parish Family Center, in Ballard.

Rikke Heinecke, a Ballard High freshman, sells her handmade greeting cards from her both at the 28th annual North Beach Arts and Crafts Fair last weekend.

The Art Walk Thursday evening was lightly attended but several of the artists reported sales of their work. The event, which takes place the 2nd Thursday of every month features artists work, displayed in participating shops in the junction. For…MORE

The 2007-2008 Hi-Yu queen and junior court members are a recent Hi-Yu meeting.

Photo By Murray Studio

The 2007-2008 Hi-Yu queen and junior court members are a recent Hi-Yu meeting.

Nearly 400 runners started in front of the Beach House, ran south to the halfway point, made a sharp turn, and finished in where they started. Here, runners turning at the half way point at Luna Park, where representatives from Agathos hand out…MORE

ArtsWest Playhouse

4711 California Ave. S.W.

ArtsWest bites into season number 9 with the Seattle Premiere of Bat Boy the Musical, Until Nov. 10. Ripped from the pages of the Weekly World News, this award-winning cult hit tells the…MORE

West Seattle artists Daniel and Judith Caldwell created "Blue Sky Baskets," which stands at the triangle intersection of Delridge, Roxbury and16th.

The $90,000 project was commissioned by the White Center Community Development Association…MORE