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This month, the West Seattle High drama department is putting on their rendition of "Carousel."

The school has been running plays and musicals for five straight years as part of a growing drama program.

"Carousel" is a dramatic…MORE

As bikini season approaches, exercise often becomes a higher priority. Anne Binder offers an innovative way to kick-start the weekend in a healthy way: boot camp. Borrowing moves from a military-style workout, her boot camp meets every Saturday…MORE

You've probably heard more about the people Clay Eals interviewed for his new book than the person whom the book is about.

Eals spent the past four years researching and writing a book called "Steve Goodman: Facing the Music." A…MORE

101 Things to do in West Seattle

Hundreds of West Seattle families face financial crises every day-from losing jobs and the ongoing challenge of single parenting to medical emergencies and other unexpected situations.

So, how can…MORE

A sailboat moves by, framed in the launching rigging near Ray's Boat House. Amber Trillo photo.

This is the incomplete story of one particular house in Ballard. It's a house that was built in 1926, located on a cul-de-sac near 24th Northwest at one end and a park at another. It's a two-story home that owners described as having a "huge…MORE

Bike helmets still on, Noah, 6, and Jesse 3, have fish and chips with dad, Stan, at the Lockspot diner. Amber Trillo photo.

Some people refuse to pay to park at the automated parking kiosks in downtown Ballard. Others don't mind, but most agree that parking is becoming harder to find. Dean Wong photo.

One nail at a time during two trips to New Orleans late last year, Ballard resident Julie Reimer helped build a new home for a New Orleans resident devastated by Hurricane Katrina.

Reimer, who lives in Loyal Heights, went to New Orleans as…MORE

England managed to abolish slavery 30 years before the United States and avoid a bloody civil war in the process. Still, the journey was a thorny political road spanning decades and consuming the lives of those involved. The result was a…MORE