If you have not stopped in to dine at Berry's BBQ on Ambaum and Southwest 116th, you probably have not seen the beautiful cow in the back of his pickup.
Rufus Berry, a 26-year army vet, and local ad man previously with Cole & Weber,…MORE
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Clean air, water, runways, & new jobs highlighted on public SeaTac Airport tour
Fri, 09/21/12
SeaTac Airport officials gave the "Airport 101" tour Thursday, Sept. 21, one of four of the Port of Seattle's annual "101" tours. We reported on their Sept. 12 Duwamish 101 tour. Their Cargo Terminals tour is Oct. 3, their Ship Canal tour one…MORE
SDOT says plan ahead for weekend traffic and road closures
Fri, 09/21/12
Editor's Note: The following is a press release sent out by SDOT, chocked full of information on all the traffic craziness you might run into this weekend.
Several significant roadway closures will occur this weekend in Seattle. Drivers…MORE
Trees obstructing school zone signs to be pruned Tuesday
Fri, 09/21/12
At the beginning of the school year, the Ballard News-Tribune received a tip that trees were still obstructing school zone signs from view near Whittier Heights Elementary.
The BNT followed up with District Coordinator Rob Mattson, who…MORE
Buy a glass apple, support the hungry at Avalon Glassworks on Sept. 22
Thu, 09/20/12
WCFB press releaseIt's Harvest Time at Avalon Glassworks on Saturday, September 22, 2012 from 11am until 5pm.
Watch this year's apple crop take shape before your eyes and support White Center Food Bank with your purchase of a blown glass…MORE
King County Council asks the Sheriff to take on cyberbullies
Thu, 09/20/12
Press releaseStudying ways to prevent cyberbullying in King CountyCounty Council approves effort to ensure online safety of King County residents
The Metropolitan King County, during the week of Sept. 17, gave its unanimous approval to a…MORE
Lafayette Elementary Walk-A-Thon on the lookout for sponsors
Thu, 09/20/12
Press release Lafayette Elementary Walk-A-Thon – Your Community Contribution!
Without the help of our community the Lafayette Walk- A- Thon would not be what it is today – our school’s biggest fundraising event – taking place on Friday,…MORE
Normandy Park group homes won't migrate to other Highline cities
Thu, 09/20/12
By Gwen Davis
Normandy Park experienced a wave of drama recently when several residents complained that the California-based Hanbleceya – a company serving individuals with mental illness – opened treatment facilities in their neighborhood…MORE
Open House scheduled (Oct. 2) for Delridge Way S.W. paving project to begin in January
Thu, 09/20/12
Press release The Seattle Department of Transportation will rebuild approximately one mile of Delridge Way SW, beginning in January. The Bridging the Gap funded project will repair the road and install new storm water detention capacity beneath…MORE
REMINDER: Southwest Precinct plans "Safe Communities" meeting for Thursday, Sept. 27
Thu, 09/20/12
A message from Seattle Police Southwest Precinct Captain Steven Paulsen to West Seattle citizens:
Safe Communities is a partnership between the Mayor's Office and the Seattle Police Department (SPD) to implement the community outreach…MORE
