So called "Gray Thursday" the jump on Black Friday for super discounted prices brought about 215 people to the Target Store in Westwood Village on Thanksgiving night.
The crowd was well behaved and there were a number of Seattle Police…MORE
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Nickelsville residents thankful for visit by Vietnamese community, others, providing food, clothes, flu shots & haircuts
Thu, 11/22/12
Members of the Vietnamese Cultural Center based in West Seattle returned to Nickelsville for another Thanksgiving, with hot meals, haircuts, and flu shots, all free to the homeless residents camped there. It was especially rough on the residents…MORE
Burien dentist Dr. Jim Coleman & staff invite public to stop into their office with donated stuffed animal
Thu, 11/22/12
Each holiday season through Christmas Burien dentist Dr. Jim Coleman and his team asks the public to donate stuffed animals to their office which they then deliver to Highline Medical Center’s emergency room. Dr. Coleman said that emergency room…MORE
Bubbleman bends over backwards to please onlookers
Thu, 11/22/12
The indefatigable Bubbleman, Garry Golightly, delights passersby creating his ephemeral soap spheres as only he can do. On Thanksgiving Day he performed on Alki just north of Salty's.
Golightly said his basement apartment flooded and while…MORE
UPDATE 2: Power restored; Goose hitting power line had knocked out power for 188
Thu, 11/22/12
By David Rosen
UPDATE: 9:25am Power has been restored. Now on to the business of Thanksgiving. No doubt many in the affected area are thankful for dedicated City Light workers.
UPDATE:8:47am The outage has grown to 188 customers and…MORE
SLIDESHOW: Burien Arts celebrates another successful 20/20 Vision art show and sale
Wed, 11/21/12
The fifth annual Burien Arts’ 20/20 Vision fundraiser was THE public Art Happening of the fall Saturday, Nov. 17 at the Keller Williams real estate office across from Town Square in downtown Burien.
Burien Arts’ 20/20 Vision featured 400…MORE
Update: New Highline superintendent offers 'big, inspiring goals' at first ‘State of the Schools’ speech
Wed, 11/21/12
Nobody can accuse new Highline Public Schools Superintendent Susan Enfield of thinking small.
At her first “State of the Schools” presentation to community leaders on Nov. 19, Enfield outlined “three “big, inspiring goals” for the district…MORE
Des Moines dealt a blow as Puget Sound Energy backs out of business park
Wed, 11/21/12
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) has announced that it will not be moving to the Des Moines Creek Business Park. The news comes as a blow to the city, as the move could have potentially doubled sales tax revenue annually.
Des Moines staffers were…MORE
Highline College president stresses value of higher education
Wed, 11/21/12
Washington state needs to realize the value of higher education.
That was the overall tone Nov. 15 at the Des Moines City Council roundtable designed to begin conversations about the importance of higher education and getting constituents…MORE
Southcenter Parkway extension is open
Wed, 11/21/12
Just in time for Black Friday, the city of Tukwila opened Southcenter Parkway from South 180th Street to South 200th St. on Wednesday, Nov. 21.
Shoppers and commuters driving northbound on I-5 can now use the Orillia Road freeway exit to…MORE
