Randi Hansen was working for the city of Seattle when she saw a need to provide emergency services in the north end. She would find a place for someone to stay temporarily, help them with paperwork and then put together a small food bank when the…MORE
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Ballard Rotary awards $10,000 in scholarships
Sat, 05/22/10
The Ballard Rotary Club awarded 10 $1,000 scholarships to Ballard High School students on May 18 in its annual tradition.
The Rotary Club's Billy Rodgers said one of the club's focuses is on education, so it partners with Ballard High…MORE
Local musicians return for Pontiac Bay Symphony's Peter Gunn
Fri, 05/21/10
Pontiac Bay Symphony Orchestra Presents "Peter Gunn & Friends" -- A Tribute to Film Noir and Music That Casts A Long Shadow
The orchestra performs music from classic and contemporary film noir, including Laura, LA Confidential, Catch…MORE
Camp Long Events for June
Fri, 05/21/10
Special Event - June 5 Delridge WALKS - Exploring our Community on Foot (and the chance to win great prizes) Start at Camp Long at 9:00 a.m. on June 5.
Get in Step With reFRESH Southwest! Join "Delridge WALKS" on Saturday, June 5th…MORE
Ed Hume speaks at BridgePark Retirement residences
Fri, 05/21/10
Well known northwest garden expert now in his 42nd year as a gardening personality, Ed Hume spoke at Bridgepark Retirement residences at 3204 Southwest Morgan Street on Friday to a group of about 120 people. He spoke for an hour on container…MORE
Ballard producers clean up at Northwest High School Film Festival
Fri, 05/21/10
Students from the Ballard High School Video Production Program won multiple awards and honors at the 12th annual Northwest High School Film Festival May 18 at the Cinerama Theater in downtown Seattle.
The Northwest High School Film…MORE
Ballard Locks fish ladder closed May 24 to June 4
Fri, 05/21/10
The fish ladder at the Ballard Locks will be closed for annual maintenance May 24 until June 4. Most of the fish ladder plaza area and the ramp to the viewing room will be closed to the public.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle…MORE
Zoo offers lessons in living with bears, wolves
Fri, 05/21/10
The Woodland Park Zoo is inviting the public to discover how to live in harmony with bears and how to camp safely in bear country at the Bear Affair and Big Howl for Wolves event.
The event features talks by the Grizzly Bear Outreach…MORE
SLIDESHOW: West Seattle Democratic Women rub elbows with politicians & other supporters at downtown gallery
Thu, 05/20/10
The West Seattle Democratic Women hosted an evening of food, drink and artwork by the late Paul Horiuchi while "RUBBING ELBOWS" with politicians and supporters at the Woodside/Braseth Gallery Thursday night, May 20, at the Woodside Braseth…MORE
SLIDESHOW: Taste of West Seattle delivered
Thu, 05/20/10
Somehow, 33 West Seattle food and beverage venders, a bevy of belly dancers, a hungry crowd, and a large cardboard check all fit into the Hall at Fauntleroy for the Taste of West Seattle Thursday night, May 20. All proceeds, including the check…MORE
