A 35-year-old SeaTac man was sent to Harborview hospital with a single gunshot wound to his hip, according to the King County Sheriff's Office.
The man is listed in serious condition.
The shooting occurred around 1:20 a.m. at the…MORE
News
Eat Local Now! Dinner features silent auction with local foodie fare and tours
Thu, 10/20/11
The Eat Local Now! dinner on Monday, Oct. 24 at Herban Feast in SODO features a silent auction with a wide array of wares. From custom tours and tastings to gift baskets and restaurant gift certificates. There are items for the local food…MORE
Road Safety Summit hopes to find answers to safety issues
Wed, 10/19/11
press release:
Please join us for a Road Safety Summit First meeting: October 24th, 6pm
We invite you to participate in a Road Safety Summit, convened by Mayor Mike McGinn and members of the Seattle City Council.
The Summit…MORE
Spokane Street Viaduct westbound will be closed over night; Is it an insult to West Seattle?
Wed, 10/19/11
In an unfortunate bit of timing the Seattle Department of Transportation is choosing to close the westbound lanes of the Spokane Street Viaduct overnight on Thursday Oct. 20 which, combined with the upcoming 9 day Alaskan Way Viaduct closure…MORE
New Whale Trail signs installed on Washington State Ferries will help riders identify species
Wed, 10/19/11
press release: Just in time for Fall when orcas travel into Puget Sound, Washington State Ferries and The Whale Trail have partnered to provide ferry passengers with onboard guides to identifying Puget Sound marine mammals.
Travelers can…MORE
The Cooking Channel to film Snout & Co in Ballard
Wed, 10/19/11
The Cooking Channel is coming back to Ballard on Friday.
Eat St., the show that featured Ballard's Veraci Pizza earlier this year, is back to take a look at Snout & Co, a local food truck that sells irresistible Cuban food.
…MORE
Ballard Chamber invites community members to participate in shaping the future of Ballard's business community
Wed, 10/19/11
What's the long-range vision for Ballard's unique business district?
How can the Chamber of Commerce work with other groups and individuals to help the district continue to thrive?
You can help the Ballard Chamber of Commerce in…MORE
“Racing” to downtown Seattle from West Seattle to highlight transportation alternatives during viaduct shutdown
Wed, 10/19/11
press release: Metropolitan King County Councilmember Joe McDermott issued a commuting challenge − and County Executive Dow Constantine and Seattle City Councilmember Tom Rasmussen accepted.
All three West Seattle residents will race from…MORE
Long closure of the large lock at Ballard Locks coming up
Wed, 10/19/11
The large lock at the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks in Ballard will be closed to all marine traffic from 8 p.m. on Nov. 8 until 5 p.m. on Nov. 22 for routine maintenance.
The small lock will still be available for vessels less than 115 feet…MORE
Free trees seek loving homes
Wed, 10/19/11
UPDATE:
The Trees for Neighborhoods program has re-opened applications for Seattle residents to receive free conifer trees to plant in their yards.
Remaining available species are: deodar cedar, western red cedar, weeping Alaska…MORE
