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For 25 years, West Seattle native Daniel Lilleness navigated thousands of 16-year-olds through his commercial driving school in Federal Way.

Gabriel Sico, 3, tries out his boots on a roadside puddle near the Farmers Market on Sunday in the Junction. Despite the heavy rain, merchants reported the turnout was surprisingly good. Photo by Patrick Robinson.

Not really. The cut-out artwork is on a west-facing column of the lower Spokane Street Bridge. Photo by Steve Shay.

Exuberant kids use a parking lot to get some skating in. Photo by Steve Shay.

With a high-profile emergency automobile extraction in the local news recently, a recent training session at South Seattle Community College was held. The college invited the Seattle Fire Department to practice extraction techniques on two old…MORE

Despite the rain recently, St. Alphonsus Parish School officially opening the new playground on the first day of the school. The Rev. Rogelio Barcelona blessed the shiny, new structures, and eighth-grader Lucy Kelly cut the ribbon that opened the…MORE

The only sun that shined in Ballard Commons Park Saturday at the fourth annual Sustainable Ballard Fest weekend was this fold-out sculpture, constructed by Port Townsend artists headed by Thaddeus Jurczynski, center. Left is Eddie Griffiths of…MORE

A hand crafted sign warns of events skyward. The sign was at the alley entrance to the Ballard Building.

Four year old Davyn Waters runs to first base after hitting a baseball thrown by his mother. Waters seemed to enjoy the brand new playing surface at Loyal Heights Playfield.

Caesar, 22 pounds, takes his morning stroll down Northwest 58th St., along Ballard Commons Park.