Ballard High School houses a collection of 60 world-class art pieces, which will be unveiled to the public on October 1.
The collection has been named after Orre Nobles, a celebrated Northwest who taught at Ballard High School for more…MORE
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UPDATE: Standoff suspect in SeaTac was asleep
Thu, 09/22/11
Update for Sept. 27 The police report from a standoff between a SeaTac resident on the 2800 block of S. 146th St. and law enforcement reveals the man was asleep while officers surrounded his home and asked him to come out.
After several…MORE
Team Tracy raises $40,000 for breast cancer research; Ballard's Carter VW Subaru in Ballard gives four-wheeled support
Thu, 09/22/11
Talk about girl power! "Team Tracy", a 16 women team around cancer survivor and reluctant hero, Tracy Dart, raised $40,000 for breast cancer research during the Susan G. Koman 3-Day for the Cure this past weekend.
The 60-mile walk went…MORE
When they close the viaduct, how will you get downtown?
Wed, 09/21/11
West Seattleites facing delays in getting to and from downtown Seattle during the nine day viaduct closure set to begin Oct. 21 can use a variety of routes and methods to avoid the issue or at least make it more tolerable.
Depending on…MORE
"Team Tracy" raises $40,000 for breast cancer research during 3-day walk
Wed, 09/21/11
By Steve Shay
Talk about girl power, "Team Tracy" did it again, with 16 ladies, including team-leader, West Seattle's Tracy Dart, a breast cancer survivor, raising $40,000 for breast cancer research during the Susan G. Koman 3-Day for the…MORE
Changes are in store for the Juneau Street Market
Wed, 09/21/11
The Juneau Street Market has changed hands again, as of Sept. 1 and the new owner, Sam Ibrahim has some plans in the works to bring more food, and services to the location at 5901 Calfornia Ave. s.w.
Within the next 30 days he will add…MORE
West Seattle Crime Prevention Council learns Identify Theft 101
Wed, 09/21/11
King County Prosecuting Attorney Angela Kaake makes her living going after criminals engaged in identity theft and financial fraud, and she shared her years of experience with the West Seattle Crime Prevention Council on Sept. 20.
Before…MORE
Seattle Parks, WSU 4-H open Challenge Course at Camp Long
Wed, 09/21/11
News Release: Seattle Parks and Recreation, the Washington State University 4-H, and the Camp Long Advisory Council will celebrate the opening of a new challenge course at Camp Long this Saturday, September 24 from 2 to 7 p.m.
Camp Long…MORE
Ballard to benefit from Mayor's proposed budget
Wed, 09/21/11
Mayor Mike McGinn announced today that his upcoming 2012 Proposed Budget will allocate a number of revenue sources to invest in the maintenance, preservation and improvement of community centers and streets.
The Northwest Senior Center in…MORE
Local food banks hit hard by budget cuts as needs increase
Wed, 09/21/11
A steady, reliable source of food bank funding for King County from the federal government was cut this summer, leading to tense times for the White Center and West Seattle Food Banks as the number of needy families continues to grow.
The…MORE
