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The loud jingling of gold coins and jewelry, the ticking of antique gold pocket watches, and even chatter over the occasional loose gold tooth continues to be heard at West Seattle Coins as…MORE
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Metro Transit Chief on policing public transportation: From terrorism to body odor
Fri, 11/18/11
Metro Transit Chief of Police Lisa Mulligan stopped by the West Seattle Crime Prevention Council meeting on Nov. 15 to explain how her division of the King County Sheriff’s Office operates.
A small crew with a large beat Starting out with…MORE
SLIDESHOW: The Salty’s nutcrackers are sweet
Fri, 11/18/11
By David Rosen
If you have been to Salty’s at Alki since November 2007, then you likely noticed the 30 huge, decorated nutcrackers that during the holiday season stand like guards of the Christmas spirit.
Gerry Kingen, owner of…MORE
Young adult with special needs beaten severely in Burien; Fighting for his life as police look for tips
Fri, 11/18/11
A 21-year-old Burien man suffered multiple facial fractures, knocked out teeth and internal bleeding in a brutal beating as he walked home from downtown Burien around 9 p.m. on Nov. 17, according to the King County Sheriff’s Office.
The…MORE
Boundary board sets annexation hearing for Jan. 9 and 10
Fri, 11/18/11
A public hearing on Burien’s plan to annex White Center and the remaining North Highline unincorporated area will be held Sunday, Jan. 9 at Cascade Middle School, 11212 10th Ave. S.W., at 7 p.m.
If necessary, the hearing will be continued…MORE
WestSide Baby gets another 100,000 Huggies diapers; KCHA Americorps Team on hand to help
Fri, 11/18/11
With the help of a contingent of volunteers from King County Housing Authority's AmeriCorps team, WestSide Baby in White Center took delivery of 100,000 Huggies disposal diapers on Friday Nov. 18.
The donation is through Kimberly-Clark's “…MORE
Thanksgiving travel season traffic & tips for Sea-Tac Airport
Fri, 11/18/11
Press release:
Next week kicks off the winter holiday travel season in what is now expected to be the busiest year ever at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The following includes the latest passenger traffic information for Sea-Tac,…MORE
Woodland Park Zoo Elephant to predict winner of Apple Cup
Fri, 11/18/11
Grimson and grey or purple and gold? For the second year in a row, Woodland Park Zoo’s female Asian elephant Chai will predict the winner of the Apple Cup on Nov 22.
Elephant-sized papier mache apples and football-shaped ice treats…MORE
Protest at UW draws city-wide participation
Fri, 11/18/11
By Greg McCorkle
As part of a national day of protest, hundreds of protesters headed to Triangle Park across from the Husky Stadium yesterday to voice their anger over the lack of living wage jobs.
Many unions were represented as…MORE
SLIDESHOW: Occupy protests near UW drew local participants
Fri, 11/18/11
The Triangle Park at 2500 NE Pacific Street across from Husky Stadium was the gathering point for hundreds of people from all over the state, including people from West Seattle and White Center voicing their anger over the lack of living wage…MORE
