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WestSide Baby the White Center based organization that helps families across South King County with childrens clothing, diapers car seats and more raised more than $100,000 in two events Saturday Feb. 5.

The first, held at the Jerry…MORE

Many drive by the West Seattle Fraternal Order of Eagles at 4426 California Ave. every day but few may have realized the buzz in their dining room Thursday night, Feb. 3 when the (women's) Auxiliary hosted Mary Myers, the International Grand…MORE

A dead cow, weighing approximately 400 pounds washed ashore in the 5900 block of Beach Drive on Wednesday, Feb. 2 and was towed out to the water by the Harbor Patrol Unit of the Seattle Police Department on Saturday.

Sgt. Michael Pugel…MORE

At 9:00 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 3rd Pioneer Square's First Thursday Artwalk is just kicking into gear. Its epicenter is directly across Elliott Bay from Alki, the historic 619 Western Arts Building, home to a colony of over 100 studios on six…MORE

The First Ever Cocktail Party Benefitting WestSide Baby is Saturday February 5 from 7-9pm at the Hall at Fauntleroy at 9131 California Ave. s.w.

Tickets are $30 and are available on-line at WestSidebaby.org or at the door (although advance…MORE

PRESS RELEASE:

We need a Music Director/pianist for a new 50s revue to be performed The Senior Center of West Seattle and in various senior centers in the Seattle area during June. Rehearsals start April 25, three times per week for five…MORE

One of the main goals of the West Seattle Blockwatch Captains' Network in 2011 is to create an online system where people can find out if there is a blockwatch in their neighborhood, how to get involved or start one up and how to better…MORE

It’s official. Zippy’s highly-praised giant burgers will be making the move to 9614 14th Ave s.w., described by owner Blaine Cook as right off Roxbury St., behind Bartell drugs and a few blocks north of Big Al Brewing.

“I guess you could…MORE

A barricade along a section of the new westbound First Avenue on and off ramp to the Spokane Street Viaduct has been demolished because it was built in error. This is part of the Spokane Street Widening Project. The ramps are expected to open…MORE

Ballard Organics announced today that they're in trouble and need community support to stay open. In a message to the community, Ballard Organics thanked the community for helping them grow as a business and asked for continued support.