Only open since March 20, the attempt at fusion cuisine that was Bada Bistro at 2738 Alki Ave SW is closed and in its place this fall will be the national chain Fatburger/ Buffalo’s Express.
The California based company is more than 60…MORE
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Hang with Gael, Ballard's state rep
Fri, 08/09/13
Have you been meaning to meet Gael Tarleton, the 36th District's latest representative who lives right here in Ballard? Well, you'll get your chance this summer.
Tarleton is hosting three community get togethers around the 36th District to…MORE
UPDATE: Arts in Nature this weekend will merge music, art, and nature all for fun
Fri, 08/09/13
Update Aug. 10 One day of amazing art, music and performances complete the Arts in Nature Festival comes back on Sunday Aug. 11 with more. The festival got off to a rollicking start with Caspar Babypants entertaining everyone from little kids to…MORE
Learn about rain gardens at the Delridge Day Festival Green Zone, Aug. 17
Fri, 08/09/13
Information from King County
Wondering if a rain garden or cistern is right for you? Stop by the Green Zone at the Delridge Day Festival to meet gardening experts and get tips on managing stormwater runoff at home.
The free…MORE
A full decade in, debate on Burke-Gilman Missing Link continues
Fri, 08/09/13
A full decade ago, in 2003, the Seattle City Council adopted a plan to close the Missing Link, the nonexistent section of the Burke-Gilman Trail stretching from the Ballard Fred Meyer on 11th Ave NW and 45th to the Ballard Locks on 30th Ave NW.…MORE
Celebration of life set for Larry Keller Aug. 14
Fri, 08/09/13
A celebration of life for Lawrence Kelller who died in a motorcycle - SUV collision in West Seattle July 26 is set for Wednesday the 14th of August at the Yen Wor Village from 5-9pm.
His obituary is here: http://www.westseattleherald.com/…MORE
Alki Lighthouse history presentation reviewed its 100 years
Thu, 08/08/13
Alki resident Will Winter, a member of the Southwest Seattle Historical Society and of the all-volunteer U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, presented a program on the history of the lighthouse on Aug. 8 at the historical society's Log House Museum,…MORE
King County proposal could limit marijuana grows and sales in most of North Highline
Thu, 08/08/13
King County is publicly presenting their proposal for where and how both recreational and medical marijuana shops, collective gardens, cultivation and processing will be allowed in unincorporated areas with implementation of I-502 coming up…MORE
Burien council to review city-manager search firms on Aug. 19
Thu, 08/08/13
City Council members will see all the proposals Aug. 19 from search firms bidding to find Burien’s next city manager.
The lawmakers will also hear staff recommendations on who they should pick.
Mike Martin left the city manager…MORE
Restoration of Seahurst Park north beach begins next month
Thu, 08/08/13
The largest shoreline restoration project in the Puget Sound area will begin next month at Burien’s Seahurst Park.
“This is the most important thing that has happened in my 12 years on the council,” Burien City Councilmember Joan McGilton…MORE
