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On March 10th, long-time Ballardite and the oldest working real estate broker in the United States, George W. Johnson died at 98 years old.

"Up until three days before his death he was still working and drilling me about business," said…MORE

Chaco Canyon Organic Cafe that the West Seattle Herald profiled here, is holding an opening party on March 26, ahead of their scheduled April 1 opening. The new restaurant is located at 3770 s.w. Alaska street in the West Seattle triangle. The…MORE

At a public workshop in Burien on March 16, King County Parks director Kevin Brown said planners received excellent feedback on the Burien portion of the Lake to Sound Trail.

The trail is a proposed 16-mile-long biking and walking trail…MORE

Press Release: The White Center community is gearing up for its annual Spring Clean, an event that brings together volunteer youth and elders, business owners and residents, and diverse people together to work, clean and improve the neighborhood’…MORE

Press Release: Every year, every associate with Keller Williams Realty across the nation volunteers one full day to community service which would be equal to one person working 40 hours per week for 174 years! The brokers, family, friends, and…MORE

When Dr. Carolyn Fancher was six years old she was exercising on some gym equipment and had a terrible accident, breaking her neck and back. Her recovery was long but she did find that some level of discomfort was there and in the process of…MORE

Highline Public Schools Superintendent John Welch has resigned to become the superintendent of the Puget Sound Educational Service District. He will stay on with the Highline district through August. The Highline School Board is developing a…MORE

A mini press release regarding this year's beneficiaries and sponsorship drive.

The West Seattle Garden Tour (WSGT) is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) staffed entirely by a group of volunteers from the West Seattle Community, many of whom are…MORE

The area at the south end of the West Seattle High School Commons/lunchroom used to be part of the stage before the school was remodeled. The floor space was largely unused. But this week that all changed as ping pong tables, foosball tables and…MORE

At 8 a.m. this morning, members of the Ballard community and representatives of Seattle Department of Transportation met at the corner of Market Street and 24th to discuss changes to that intersection.

SDOT has proposed changes to that…MORE