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South’s Garden Center Opens! Get ready for spring gardening!

The first sale of the year to feature student-propagated shrubs, groundcovers, small trees, and edibles including chard, asparagus, horseradish,…MORE

After studying the effects and ramifications of drug and alcohol abuse fifth graders in the Tukwila School District proudly accepted their D.A.R.E. graduation certificates at Foster High School Performing Arts Center on March 18.

D.A.R.E.…MORE

The Environmental Protection Agency is seeking public input about its plans to clean up the bed and banks of a part of the Duwamish River corridor known as “Boeing Plant 2,” approximately two miles upstream of the West Seattle Bridge. The cleanup…MORE

The National Film Festival for Talented Youth released a trailer for the 2011 film festival, "United by Film: Future by NFFTY" this week. The teaser features 30 of the 225 films accepted into this year's festival. Ten of the 225 films come from…MORE

Mayor Mike McGinn and representatives from various City departments will be in Ballard for a town hall meeting on Wednesday, April 6, at the Ballard High School commons.

Starting at 5:30 p.m. City departments and community groups,…MORE

Storytellers JOHNNY MOSES, ROGER FERNANDES, EVA ABRAM, and JOURDAN KEITH will share their work at the Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center, April 17 at 2:00 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Department of Neighborhoods.

The event is…MORE

The band Hotels, with members from West Seattle, has been invited to participate in Billboard.Com's Battle of the Bands, along with two other Seattle Artists. The Hotels told the West Seattle Herald, "It's a pretty big deal for a local band from…MORE

On the weekend of March 18-20, Highline High's first-year robotics team competed in the world's largest regional robotics competition at the Qwest Events Center in downtown Seattle.

They started out Friday in last place but the 16 students…MORE

A retired Machinists Union member from SeaTac has been honored again by the White House for his outstanding community service in 2010.

George Braun, who has retired after a career as a Machinist at Boeing, has received a bronze-level…MORE

With images of Japan's devastating earthquake fresh on our minds, so is another round of Internet misinformation about what should be your first move during an earthquake, according to the King County Office of Emergency Management.

The…MORE