Last week, a gathering of regulars, family, and friends came together at The Reading Gaol in Ballard to say goodbye to Paul Winters, who opened the bar in 1997. He died on Sunday, January 30, 2011, after a long battle with cancer.
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Help Give the Twin Lakes “Sub-Area” a Healthy Makeover
Thu, 02/10/11
Do you have a vision for public improvements and zoning changes to make the business area around 21st Avenue SW and SW Campus Drive healthier? The City of Federal Way is looking for neighbors, business owners and citizens who’d like to…MORE
Normandy Park sets meeting on Manhattan Village plan
Thu, 02/10/11
Normandy Park’s Manhattan Village sub area planning process will begin with the first of several community workshops on Thursday, March 3 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Normandy Park Recreation Center, 801 S.W. 174th Street. All city residents and…MORE
SDOT proposes to complete Missing Link
Thu, 02/10/11
The Seattle Department of Transportation released the revised SEPA Determination of Non-significance (DNS) today, proposing to construct the Burke-Gilman Trail Extension. This construction will complete the “missing link” of the trail between…MORE
Fundraiser for Jeremy Peck set for Saturday Feb. 12
Wed, 02/09/11
Coming up on Saturday, February 12 from 8:00pm - 11:00pm the second and for now the final fundraiser for John Peck and the final arrangements for Jeremy Peck will be held at the Heartland Cafe and the Benbow Room 4210 SW Admiral Way.
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BHS Video Production Program to host "The Showing"
Wed, 02/09/11
The award-winning Ballard High School Video Production Program will host "The Showing" on Friday, Feb 11, in the Ballard Gymnasium. Videos produced second semester by students in the Ballard High School Video Production Program will be screened…MORE
Neighborhood Appreciation Day Art Contest winners announced
Wed, 02/09/11
The 17th annual Neighbor Appreciation Day is this Saturday and over 50 activities will take place throughout Seattle.
Every year, Seattle students enter the Neighbor Appreciation Day Student Art Contest with drawings depicting what it…MORE
Amanda Knox film now on trial, lawyers issue legal challenge to Lifetime TV
Wed, 02/09/11
For the first time since West Seattle-raised Amanda Knox was imprisoned in Italy over three years ago, those who prosecuted her in the Perugia courthouse, the parents of the murdered victim Meredith Kercher, and Knox herself are all unified in a…MORE
Electric vehicle charging stations coming to Ballard
Wed, 02/09/11
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As part of the EV Project, ECOtality and the City’s Office of Economic Development are providing businesses with free electric vehicle charging stations, a $1,500 installation credit and an opportunity…MORE
Historical Photos of Burien in New Exhibit
Wed, 02/09/11
The Highline Historical Society has mounted a new exhibit of vintage photos at the Burien Community Center. "Burien Families at Work and Play" showcases both business and leisure activities of Burien residents over the past century. Photos…MORE
