As we reported on February 1 the biggest parade of the year in West Seattle is in serious danger of not happening. Financially the goal is $5000. This parade, enjoyed for generations is a West Seattle tradition that every year attracts thousands…MORE
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Parents' conundrum in choosing new K-5 STEM elementary
Fri, 03/02/12
For West Seattle parents with children preparing for kindergarten to 5th grade in 2012 there is a new, intriguing option in the K-5 STEM program starting in September, 2012, at the Louisa Boren Building on Delridge Way S.W.
The problem is…MORE
Walk-n-Talkers marching to Chelsea Park this Sunday
Fri, 03/02/12
Press release:
It's the beginning of March and time to go for a walk. (It even looks like the forecast weather will cooperate with a little sunshine and warmth).
This Sunday, March 4 at 2:00, we'll meet up at Burien Town Square, on…MORE
Brewlesque Coffee opens but without bikinis
Fri, 03/02/12
Brewlesque Espresso Coffee at 9735 Delridge Way s.w (at the tip of the triangle heading south on Delridge) is the new coffee stand in White Center, taking over from Java Joint (though their sign is still up) a couple of weeks ago. But since then…MORE
BHS musicians awarded outstanding soloist awards at l Essentially Ellington jazz festival
Fri, 03/02/12
Ballard High School was one of 15 finalists at the 17th Annual Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Competition & Festival, presented by Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York.
It was the first time in BHS' history that the school'…MORE
City accepting nominations for Mayor's 2012 Arts Award
Fri, 03/02/12
Press release
The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs is accepting nominations for the 2012 Mayor’s Arts Awards. The awards recognize the accomplishments of artists, arts and cultural organizations and community members committed to…MORE
Editor's Weekend Picks: Theatre, pancakes, and workparty
Fri, 03/02/12
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are a few ideas:
Laughs to be had at Don Fleming's adaptation of Shakespeare's "The Tempest"
Most of us may not remember The Tempest as being a particularly humorous play when we were…MORE
Name that beer! Area restaurants launch another charity beer project
Fri, 03/02/12
UPDATE 3/16 There are only two days left to enter your name for the next West Seattle/White Center Charity beer. So pour a cold one and give it some thought. It has to be West Seattle/White Center centric and in keeping with Lowman Brau and Whale…MORE
Ship Canal bridges opening Friday morning; traffic delays in Fremont and Ballard
Fri, 03/02/12
Around mid-morning today, a large marine vessel is scheduled to depart Lake Union and move through the Ship Canal to Shilshole Bay. First the Fremont Bridge and then the Ballard Bridge will close to vehicle traffic while opening for the ship’s…MORE
Burien's Albert Seifert, 91, one of Boeing's longest-serving employees, passes away
Fri, 03/02/12
Burien resident Albert Elmer Seifert, 91, passed away Feb. 20. He was one of the longest-serving employees at Boeing, working nearly 70 years there. The tool master fabricator worked full time at the Auburn plant until two months ago. He had…MORE
