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A packed house hoping to get a foot in the door in the green industry gathered at the YWCA Learning Center in White Center on Nov. 12 to hear about recruitment and training options presented by Got Green at their second annual Community Green…MORE

The annual West Seattle Nursery Holiday Open House was full of holiday cheer, lots of shoppers and plenty of great food and tasty beverages.

On the agenda this year were:

Chicken s R’ Us - Connie Wurm showed how to care for and feed…MORE

For the first year ever, Holy Rosary will be hosting their annual Christmas Tree sale (formerly at the Admiral Safeway) on the Holy Rosary school property. They will be located in the lower parking area. This is east of California Avenue at…MORE

Press Release: November is Seattle’s wettest month, and with the rain comes the threat of landslides. Since Nov. 1, 2.73 inches of rain has fallen at Sea-Tac Airport—exceeding the seasonal average by 1.15 inches, and pushing the area over the…MORE

While there's no spaces left for bowlers (it's sold out) you can still join the members of Beer Church at West Seattle Bowl on Saturday, November 20 at 5:30 p.m.) for the 12th Annual Turkey Bowl as they collect food donations and raise money to…MORE

Starting Nov. 15, the Ballard News-Tribune will have a new web editor, reporter and photographer in Anne-Marije Rook, replacing Michael Harthorne.

Rook has been working in media for the past four years. Her work has appeared in more than…MORE

Press Release from UFCW Local 21:

Grocery store workers at the big chains stores in central Puget Sound gathered for vote meetings throughout the Snohomish, King and Kitsap Counties over the past several days to consider a vote to reject…MORE

Many Seattle Parks and Recreation facilities, including Ballard Community Center, Loyal Heights Community Center and the Ballard Pool, will be closed Nov. 12 for a furlough day. There will also be some closures Nov. 15.

City of Seattle…MORE

Looming construction on the Alaskan Way Viaduct replacement project is forcing King County Metro to realign the Downtown Seattle sections of two Ballard bus routes.

Beginning in February, Metro routes 15 and 18 will no longer run along…MORE

In 2030, how will Ballardites be moving about the city? Will they be taking light rail to Downtown and West Seattle? Will they board a bus with its own lane to the University District? Will they hop on a high-speed streetcar to Fremont?

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