Seattle Department of Transportation paving crews plan will begin installing curb ramps on the west side of 15th Avenue NW at NW 77th Street on March 20.
The crews will close the parking lane and will break out one portion of the sidewalk…MORE
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Nature Consortium holding a brunch fundraiser, April 1
Wed, 03/14/12
press release: Nature Consortium will host its annual brunch fundraiser on Sunday, April 1st at the Hall at Fauntleroy in West Seattle. The program will feature youth performances, a live band, and an awards ceremony recognizing key volunteers…MORE
Local company, 11 Olives, moves up to downtown
Wed, 03/14/12
Back in September of 2011 the West Seattle Herald introduced our readers to 11 Olives, a West Seattle-based company ran by proprietor Rick Martin.
After less than a year distributing organic olive oil and balsamic vinegars through local…MORE
Thrive Through Cancer wine tasting fundraiser will benefit young adults Apr. 6
Wed, 03/14/12
Would you like to brighten a cancer patient’s day? • In May 2011, I thought to myself “Life is good.” I was 25 years old. I had an amazing group of family and friends and a loving boyfriend. I was working at a job I loved and had just purchased…MORE
White Center Chamber installs board members; honors Art Spencer, updates what's next
Wed, 03/14/12
The March edition of the White Center Chamber of Commerce meeting introduced a new panel of board members for the coming year. They are Greg Jones, owner of Masters Automotive, Brittany Trujillo, owner Seattle Silkscreen, Mikel Davila, the new…MORE
West Seattle speaks; the Mayor listens at town hall meeting
Wed, 03/14/12
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn met with a packed house at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in Delridge on March 13 to answer questions from the community and discuss the future of jobs and education in the city.
Before he took the stage, the…MORE
SDOT Crews Repairing Duwamish Trail
Wed, 03/14/12
press release: Repairs are underway on the Duwamish Trail in West Seattle. The asphalt trail has been heavily damaged in places by tree roots and needs to be repaired for bicyclist and pedestrian safety. SDOT crews are grinding off the old…MORE
Volunteering full time: St.Luke's volunteers have fed the Ballard homeless for 23 years
Wed, 03/14/12
By Elizabeth Wang, Intern
Even in March the Seattle winters are still very cold, and St. Luke’s Episcopal Church provides a warm haven for homeless people around the Ballard area to eat, rest and hide from the rain.
Five days a…MORE
Ballard Bridge closures delayed by weather
Wed, 03/14/12
The contractor for the Ballard Bascule Bridge Painting Project had planned to begin closing a single southbound lane of traffic on the Ballard Bridge on Monday, March 12 and continuing on weekdays into April.
Now, delayed by weather, the…MORE
West Seattle meets Dr. Shannon McKinney; New Principal at K-5 Stem at Boren
Tue, 03/13/12
Beginning April 9, the K-5 STEM program, emphasizing Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics will be led by Dr. Shannon McKinney at the Boren School on Delridge Way s.w.
She met with parents, and teachers at Madison Middle…MORE
