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Their slogan says it all. "Wrap the world around your finger," and they mean it literally.

The small West Seattle business is known as The Giving Ring and it is literally changing the world one ring at a time by donating 100 percent of its…MORE

Gardener Sylvia Li has created and maintained a circular sanctuary surrounded by a bustling Ballard intersection.

"This was once a big tangled mess filled with bottles and cigarette butts," said Li, referring to the roundabout she takes…MORE

Green Lake is one of the city's busiest parks. Walkers, runners, roller bladders and bicyclists find the 2.8 loop around the water attractive on a nice day. It can often be very busy. Walkers can do the route in about 50 minutes if they go fast…MORE

Valerie Jandl, a seventh grade student at St. Alphonsus School, rings the morning bell just outside the entrance to alert the other students that it's time to begin their school day.

A crow finds the Ballard High School tennis team's cream cheese too tempting as he repeatedly dips his beak into it. The cream cheese was disposed after the uninvited guest had his meal. The team plays home matches at Lower Woodland Park.

Ballard twins, James and William Endter, 2, were easy to spot along Market Street on Halloween.

Grandma Kay from Northaven sells one of her handmade scarves to Ballard resident, Doni Jenssen, right, during the third annual Crown Hill Art Festival.

Isbelo Ordonez shows off two rainbow perch he caught off a Golden Gardens dock last week. Ordonez is a regular, showing up to fish most days of the week. He uses shrimp for bait and caught nine perch, one short of the limit. "The last one's…MORE

To celebrate the Nov. 1 tradition of the Day of the Dead, Elsa Rediger, 3, and Sheridan Green, 4, students at Zoom Language Center put the finishing touches on the "tapete" created by students there. They sprinkle painted powdered sand onto a…MORE

Pharaoh, Adam Hewey, of Ballard and beyond, strolls along downtown Market Street on Halloween.