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Long lines and happy faces filled the sidewalk on 39th Ave s.w. leading up to Eastridge Christian Assembly church on the morning of Nov. 20.

Several hundred people were waiting in line for a free turkey and bag full of Thanksgiving…MORE

On Nov. 10, King County prosecutors filed charges of first degree theft, improperly obtaining financial information and first and second degree identity theft against two men, one of them from White Center, for a card skimming operation targeted…MORE

UPDATE: As of 10 a.m. this morning the line for turkeys was starting to diminish, but lead pastor Steve Jamison said he had just ordered 300 additional turkeys and that they would be there until they were all gone. See our story about the event…MORE

Water Taxi Service Alert Reminder:

As winter and inclement weather approaches be sure to have the most up to date information regarding your commute on the King County Water Taxi. Whether you ride the West Seattle or Vashon Water Taxi,…MORE

The Des Moines City Council was handed a petition Nov. 18 with over 4,000 signatures signed by people in 43 different countries calling for police accountability in the shooting of the two-year-old Newfoundland dog, Rosie.

"I know Des…MORE

Times/News columnist Earline Byers and attorney Clark Snure have been awarded Lifetime Achievement awards in the first annual Spirit of Des Moines Awards. The awards were created earlier this year to acknowledge people who put time and energy…MORE

Press Release: Health and human services expert Theresa Fujiwara has been named by Mayor Mike McGinn to The Seattle Public Library board of trustees. Fujiwara’s appointment is expected to be reviewed by the City Council’s Regional Development…MORE

The West Seattle Food Bank at at 3419 s.w. Morgan Street got a boost on Friday, Nov. 19 at a time when they need it the most, just before Thanksgiving.

Only six weeks old, Junction furniture consignment store Suite Arrangements followed…MORE

Seattle Parks Department post: We are making steady progress towards completion of the new park at Myrtle Reservoir. Construction of our new park is almost complete and we are eager to open this site to the public as soon as possible.

The…MORE

Staff of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and neighborhood volunteers were seen planting plants along the Fremont Cut of the Lake Washington Ship Canal today.

It was the first of the two volunteer days this week. The Corps is seeking more…MORE