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Fri, 03/11/11

The Seattle Police Department is maintaining its effort to stop and ticket aggressive drivers, focusing their efforts yesterday on the West Seattle Bridge and Highway 99.

Speeders of the day

On March 10th, Aggressive Driving…MORE

Fri, 03/11/11

Last week on March 4th, a Ballard transient believed to be Charles Tompkins passed away beside the Ballard Locks.

Tompkins, 49, was found in the morning of March 5th by a friend. He had been lying in the same position for over 24 hours…MORE

Fri, 03/11/11

CLICK ON PHOTO FOR SLIDESHOW Denny International Middle School principal Jeff Clark was surprised at an assembly this afternoon to receive a $50,000 check, the Alliance of Education's Thomas B. Foster Award for Excellence. He told the West…MORE

Fri, 03/11/11

Mayor Mike McGinn in the latest disagreement with the Seattle City Council has sent a legislative package back to them regarding the establishment of a homeless transitional encampment in the SODO district before next winter.

The council…MORE

Fri, 03/11/11

When Mayor Mike McGinn took a walking tour of the Westwood and Roxhill neighborhood last week he said he would share a recap of that visit as transcribed by a member of his staff. The West Seattle Herald covered his visit here.

But you…MORE

Fri, 03/11/11

While a National weather Service Tsunami warning is in effect for the coastal areas, the King County Office of Emergency Management announced the effects of the Japan tsunami are not expected to significantly impact King County.

The Office…MORE

Fri, 03/11/11

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West Seattle's Thursday night Art Walk featured a photo show by fungi photographer Machel Spence at the Alki Arts Gallery next to the Cactus restaurant. We recently featured the her work here:

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Fri, 03/11/11

Ballard High School’s Vikings Robotics team is one of 100 teams competing in the FIRST Robotics Competition at the Qwest Field Event Center next week and they're poised to be a strong contender.

The FIRST Robotics Competition challenges…MORE

Fri, 03/11/11

At its annual Thrive fundraiser yesterday, Woodland Park Zoo announced it has received the largest challenge gift in the zoo’s history—a $4 million matching challenge to help the zoo build new tiger and Asian bear exhibits and complete the zoo’s…MORE

Thu, 03/10/11

Uncertainty over federal funding is the only glitch in plans to restore Seahurst Park's north beach and seawall, Burien council members were informed March 7.

The lawmakers were told there is not enough money in the proposed federal budget…MORE

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