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Just prior to midnight on May 23 a man walking in the 1600 block of SW Barton St was attacked with a baseball bat and robbed by two men. Seattle Police say that an "older model white car pulled up next to him. Suspect 1 (S1) and Suspect 2 (S2)…MORE

UPDATE May 30 Video and a photo of the Lighthouse Cookies to be given away June 1 at the Loghouse Museum were added.

Original Post May 24 The Alki Point Light Station, built in 1913 will celebrate 100 years this summer with a special…MORE

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Two employees at the White Center License Agency (a Department of Licensing sub-agency) on 16th Ave. S.W. were arrested on May 22 along with the father/son owners of T & C…MORE

The “Aluminum Overcast,” the Experimental Aircraft Association’s (EEA) restored B-17 bomber, returns to Boeing Field to offer rides Saturday, May 25 through Monday, Memorial Day. People can book flights at the Museum of Flight.

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Press release from the Boulevard Park Place Walking Club

The residents of Boulevard Park Place Retirement Community have formed a walking club. They have been walking since January in support of their fellow residents who are involved in…MORE

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he Highline Public Schools and Highline Schools Foundation for Excellence Second Annual Highline Public Schools Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Banquet was held Tuesday, May 21 at Mount Rainier High School. Last…MORE

The Burien Fire Department seems to be on a life-saving mission to rescue its new station at 900 SW 146th St. The state-of-the-art, but yet-to-be-opened, facility is plagued with infrastructure problems, from the massive roof, which hosts…MORE

The “Aluminum Overcast,” the Experimental Aircraft Association’s (EEA) restored B-17 bomber, returns to Boeing Field to offer rides Saturday, May 25 through Monday, Memorial Day. People can book flights at the Museum of Flight.

Pictured…MORE

Iconic West Seattle animal rights advocate Teri Ensley will have an open house plant sale Saturday, June 1, beginning at 4:00 p.m. to benefit her Furry Faces Foundation. She had a tragic fire Jan. 9, 2012, and is bouncing back.

On May 23, the West Seattle Lions Club, which meets upstairs at the Senior Center of West Seattle, gave out 11, $1,000 scholarships to seniors graduating Chief Sealth, Seattle Lutheran, and West Seattle high schools, a tradition since 1956.