The season for spring sports is just around the corner which means registration time is now.
Baseball:
Ballard Little League Registration is now open. They're hosting an in-person registration night on January 26th at the Sunset…MORE
News
Ballots in the mail for Highline levy election
Thu, 01/13/11
Voters in the Highline School District should be receiving their ballots in the mail soon for the district's education programs levy. Ballots must be postmarked no later than Feb. 8 for the mail-in only election. The levy would raise $46 million…MORE
SeaTac, Tukwila high schools eligible for federal reform grants
Thu, 01/13/11
Two small schools on SeaTac's Tyee High campus and Tukwila's Foster High are eligible to receive federal school reform grants because of persistently low academic achievement. This is Foster’s second year on the list. If the schools receive the…MORE
Highline School District official says allegations are taken seriously
Thu, 01/13/11
The Highline School District takes allegations against staff members very seriously, according to district spokeswoman Catherine Carbone Rogers. The district investigates to determine if there is any reason to issue some kind of discipline. In…MORE
Martin Luther King holiday next Monday means reduced Metro services
Thu, 01/13/11
King County Metro Transit will be operating a reduced weekday schedule on Monday, Jan. 17 due to Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The King County Water Taxi will not operate either the Vashon or the West Seattle routes on Jan. 17. The free West…MORE
Mayor McGinn to host Open House Jan. 29
Thu, 01/13/11
In a letter sent to those who have previously contacted the Mayor's office, Mayor Mike McGinn invited interested parties to attend an Open House at City Hall on Jan. 29.
"I hope you will join me, my staff, the City Council and the city…MORE
Local author's "Adios Nirvana" makes American Library Association list
Thu, 01/13/11
Fauntleroy resident and author Conrad Wesselhoeft wrote a book of fiction about a West Seattle teen with angst and a wild guitar called Adios, Nirvana, which the West Seattle Herald covered here:
http://www.westseattleherald.com/2010/09/09…MORE
Amanda Knox ordeal causes Capitol Hill's "Perugia Park" renaming
Thu, 01/13/11
It was announced Jan. 13 by the Department of Parks and Recreation that what was to be "Perugia Park" will now be named "Summit Slope Park".
On Dec. 30, 2009, Seattle Parks announced their naming of an abandoned former parking lot at 200…MORE
The Knights of Columbus to host benefit dinner for the Luberts family
Thu, 01/13/11
On Saturday, The Knights of Columbus are putting on a benefit dinner for the Luberts family to help them get back on their feet.
The Luberts family lost everything they owned when flames engulfed their home in the early hours of December…MORE
The Brian Waite Band takes parents and children on a "Rock 'n' Roll adventure"
Thu, 01/13/11
By Kate Ganiron, Web Intern
Brian Waite is celebrating his new post at The Dusty Strings Music School with a free concert by The Brian Waite Band in Fremont this weekend.
“There’s going to be a lot of different styles of music, so…MORE
