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After taking a little hiatus in the month of August (most people were likely too sun drunk or else traveling), the masterminds of Ballard will be pooling together and convening once again tonight, Wednesday, starting at 7 p.m. in the Ballard…MORE

By Karoline Morrison, owner of the Ballard Free Carnegie Library building

I never met the man, but he saved my life in a way.

My shop inside the Carnegie Library Building in Ballard sustained me through very hard times. Today it is…MORE

Vera Johnson, owner of VIllage Green Perennial Nursery in White Center reports that shortly after 9pm on Tuesday Sept. 11, a cab was "apparently pulling off the road" which according to Johnson caused the car behind him to swerve to pass him.…MORE

After the traditional summer break for the White Center Chamber of Commerce, the meeting at Luso Fine Foods and Wine (9988 15th Ave. s.w.) had some news and developments to discuss.

Topping the list was the new website, funded by the…MORE

Earlier today, the good folks at Ballard Landmark hosted a luncheon for the hard working officers from the Seattle Police Department and the Seattle Fire Department. It was a free, low key event meant as a way to just say thank you for everything…MORE

Deadline for receiving items for Community Calendar is 5 p.m. Wednesday for the following week’s Times/News. Events are published based on timeliness and space availability. Email submissions to: hteditor@robinsonnews.com Items can be accepted…MORE

Sept. 29 is the day King County Metro implements a significant overhaul to their public transportation system, including the RapidRide C Line service in West Seattle, several routes changing or being eliminated, a pay-on-entry system and the end…MORE

The biggest deterrent to neighborhood crime is residents keeping a watch and calling police if they see something that doesn’t look right.

That’s what SeaTac Police Officer Rich Rowe advised at a recent meeting of Angle Lake residents…MORE

Ground was broken Sept. 4 on a unique 19-unit Alzheimer’s and memory care facility.

The facility will be an addition to the Normandy Park Senior Living Community, 16625 1st Ave. S. The current facility provides assisted living services to…MORE

All King County and city residents can safely dispose of old car batteries, oil, paint and other common household hazardous waste free of charge when the Wastemobile rolls into Burien for a collection event, Sept. 14-16.

The Wastemobile…MORE