The next recovery night for B-Town’s Recovery Youth in Motion will be Aug. 23 at the Burien Library Multipurpose Room, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
The free gathering is open to youth 13-25 in recovery from alcohol or drug abuse.
There will be…MORE
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Waste Management strike continues
Tue, 07/31/12
Got garbage pickup today? You'll have to wait until next week.
The Waste Management strike by Teamsters Union drivers continues, meaning garbage, recycling and food and yard waste will not be picked up today in many areas, according to a…MORE
Andy Horner elected President of West Seattle Rotary club
Tue, 07/31/12
Rotary Club of West Seattle has elected Andy Horner as their new President, to serve for one year beginning July 1, 2012.
He is the Senior Supervising Manager of Leavitt Machinery USA headquartered in Tukwila, WA. Leavitt is one of the…MORE
At Ballard parks, water reduction pilot has begun
Tue, 07/31/12
At Salmon Bay Park, the grass is green and full. Kids play on the playground, dogs run around panting and on a warm summer day people will lay their blankets down on the ground and relax.
But a few spots of brown can be seen, too. And as…MORE
UPDATE - SLIDESHOW: Overnight apartment fire in West Seattle leaves one dead
Tue, 07/31/12
By David Rosen
Update for 2 p.m., July 31 The Seattle Fire Department said improperly disposed-of smoking materials were to blame for the a West Seattle apartment fire overnight that took the life of an elderly woman.
Here is SFD's…MORE
Need materials for your Night Out events? Blockwatch Captains have you covered on July 31
Mon, 07/30/12
Press release from the West Seattle Blockwatch Captains' Network
Tomorrow (Tuesday, 7/31) is a second opportunity to pick up Night Out materials for your neighborhoods (for those of you who missed the first opportunity at our June meeting…MORE
City Council lifts restriction on funding for study to improve Ballard transit
Mon, 07/30/12
The first step to making better transit to Ballard has just been OK'd today by the Seattle City Council.
A proviso blocking funding for an $800,000 study to identify possible modes of transit -- such as light rail, a street car, or a…MORE
CleanScapes announces free curbside Styrofoam collection for Des Moines residents
Mon, 07/30/12
Press release:
Beginning August 1st, CleanScapes will begin a curbside Styrofoam collection pilot program. This free program will allow Des Moines CleanScapes residential customers to place Styrofoam on the curb for collection.
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PCC Natural Markets teams up with Alaffia Skin Care to donate bikes to African teens
Mon, 07/30/12
Seattle-headquartered PCC Natural Markets (PCC) in a cooperative effort with Alaffia Sustainable Skin Care, will help African teens avoid missing school due to lack of transportation by collecting and distributing used bicycles. PCC has conducted…MORE
SPD looking for clues in 2011 West Seattle death
Mon, 07/30/12
Seattle Police are looking for tips in an ongoing murder investigation from 2011 that seemingly flew under the radar of news media across Seattle (including the Herald).
According to SPD’s “Catch a Killer” website, detectives are…MORE
