The Highline School Board will hear public comment on a proposal to close Odyssey High School on Wednesday, October 23, at 5:00 p.m. at the school district central office (ERAC), 15675 Ambaum Blvd SW in Burien.
Speakers will be taken on a…MORE
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City Wants Public’s Help Naming New Trail
Wed, 10/09/13
The City’s Parks and Recreation advisory board is looking for suggestions and nominations to help name a trail.
In 2010, the Port of Seattle and the City of Burien jointly prepared a redevelopment plan for the Northeast Redevelopment Area…MORE
Judicial Candidate’s Campaign Signs Repeatedly Vandalized
Wed, 10/09/13
Des Moines – Campaign signs for Des Moines Municipal Court Judge Veronica Galvan were vandalized twice over the weekend. The signs, placed along Des Moines Memorial Drive, were cut off their stakes with a blade or sharp implement.
Galvan’s…MORE
A new community group: Friends of NW 65th
Wed, 10/09/13
Ballard has more community groups than you can shake a stick at. Even if you happen to be a black belt at stick-shaking. If you live somewhere within the confines of the neighborhood, it's likely you have a group of dedicated community members…MORE
Fabulous felines available for adoption at Alki Community Center
Wed, 10/09/13
information from the City of Seattle
The Seattle Animal Shelter will host a cat adoptathon on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013, at the Alki Community Center, 5817 SW Stevens St., Seattle. The event runs from noon to 3 p.m. and features numerous…MORE
Obituary: Astrid Ogard, Norwegian transplant in Crown Hill
Wed, 10/09/13
Astrid Ogard passed away peacefully September 6, 2013 at age 99. Astrid was born on a small island in Norway called Vigra.
After moving to Seattle, WA in 1948, she lived in the Crown Hill neighborhood of North Seattle. Astrid spent the…MORE
UPDATE: West Seattle Brewing Company looking for your help to start pouring
Tue, 10/08/13
UPDATE Oct. 12 The Kickstarter campaign to get the West Seattle Brewing Company fully funded is going pretty well. The company hopes to raise $20,000 to get the business launched and open in December and in four days has raised $2000. Here's the…MORE
Octopus hunting ban at popular dive spots becomes law
Tue, 10/08/13
Giant Pacific Octopus became officially protected from recreational harvest on Oct. 6 at several popular Puget Sound dive spots, including locations in West Seattle.
The new law, implemented by the Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife,…MORE
Art Bowman: A Ballard man of many honors
Tue, 10/08/13
By Maggie Nicholson
Art Bowman sang with his older sister on the radio when he was a little boy. The year was 1928. Art had a clear tenor voice. He sang at funerals in Swedish and at both of his daughters’ weddings. He was born to Swedish…MORE
Ballard District Council, Oct. 9: Talk with Bagshaw and Carlyle; Debate on Seattle Districts Now; Annual election of officers
Tue, 10/08/13
The Ballard District Council meets tomorrow, Wednesday, Oct. 9, at the Ballard Branch Library (5614 22nd Ave NW).
It looks to be a full slate of items. Both Rep. Reuven Carlyle and Councilmember Sally Bagshaw are showing up. There will be…MORE
