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Mon, 02/04/13

A familiar landmark in Burien’s Seahurst Park will disappear in the next year or so.

The large sculpture that greets visitors by the vehicle turnaround will be removed this year or next in conjunction with the park’s seawall project.

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Mon, 02/04/13

As part of King County Executive Dow Constantine's State of the County address on Feb. 4, the local leader presented a plan to "connect military veterans and their families to benefits they've earned," in addition to speaking on gun violence,…MORE

Mon, 02/04/13

Press release:

In a dramatic departure from the traditional paper newsletter, the city of Des Moines is pleased to announce the introduction of its own glossy-format magazine “City Currents.” The four-color glossy format of the new…MORE

Mon, 02/04/13

Volunteer Introduction Session Southwest Seattle Historical Society 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 Log House Museum, 3003 61st Ave. S.W., one block from Alki Beach

Got time to volunteer? The Southwest Seattle Historical Society…MORE

Mon, 02/04/13

Seth Berger picks the ball and brings it in for a score on Friday, Feb. 1 against Roosevelt.

On Tuesday, Jan. 29th, prior to the Ballard High School Boys Basketball game against Redmond High School, Senior Seth Berger was presented with…MORE

Mon, 02/04/13

Update: If you haven't noticed yet, Senor Moose is open again.

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Just a notice that Senor Moose (5242 Leary Ave NW) is closing this week for remodeling, so the delicious happy hour margaritas will have to wait. We spotted…MORE

Sun, 02/03/13

On Feb. 2, 18 Ballard High Schools made public their intent to join Garfield High School on the boycott on MAP testing. Ballard High School has already finished administering the test, so the boycott won't take effect until May, but the teachers…MORE

Sat, 02/02/13

While Garfield High School has taken the spotlight on the recent controversy over the Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) test, the subject has a history in Ballard.

On Saturday, Feb. 2, 18 Ballard High School teachers (so far) made public…MORE

Sat, 02/02/13

The Fred Meyer store in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood, at 100 N.W. 85th St. reopened Friday after its expansion to a packed house, and what a house, with an additional 55,000-plus square feet to make it 190,000.

They hired an addition…MORE

Sat, 02/02/13

For the second, and not the last, memorial for West Seattle's Jerry Ceis, family and friends gathered at the Alki Bathhouse on Saturday Feb. 2 to recall memories and celebrate the life of a man everyone agreed was a free spirit and someone who…MORE

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