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What appeared to be well over a thousand people, including parents and kids, rode bikes, scooters, wagons and strollers through the Admiral Neighborhood in the 15th annual staging of the Admiral Neighborhood Children's Parade.

The event…MORE

The 15th Annual Admiral Neighborhood 4th of July Kid's Parade is today at 10 AM. Kids and adults are part of the fun and will gather in the 1100 block of 44th Ave. S.W. (near Sunset). After the parade people will gather at Hamilton Park (the…MORE

The Seattle Police Department recently launched an online Crime Map that lets you easily find out how much crime is going on anywhere in the city.

To see the map go here: http://web5.seattle.gov/mnm/policereports.aspx The map uses icons…MORE

The Head Chef and butcher at the Swinery, Gabriel Claycamp has left the company. We published a story on the company's 'Re-Opening' on June 25.

On Facebook the company stated this:

"Yes, it's true. Gabriel has left Swinery to…MORE

Tom Lin, owner of the historic Alki Homestead at 2717 61st Avenue Southwest is making a uniquely structured offer to area historic preservation groups. He will sell them the fire ravaged building for $2 million and in the bargain provide a $500…MORE

From the Seattle Police Blotter:

On July 1st, shortly after 11:00 PM, Southwest Precinct officers responded to reports of shots fired in the north end of Lincoln Park (near the 7300 Block of 47th Avenue SW). Officers arrived and located…MORE

With Asarco environmental damage settlement dollars secured and the Legislature's support, the Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology) is planning the next phase of arsenic and lead cleanup associated with a century of operations at the former…MORE

King County began its new regional animal services program on July 1.

The program spreads the cost of animal control, sheltering and licensing between 27 suburban cities including SeaTac and Tukwila and King County's unincorporated…MORE

Thanks to Puget Sound Skills Center instructor Dale Copeland and his welding program students, a beautiful new water sculpture entitled "Lighthouse" has been created and installed in the new Burien Community Center's outdoor atrium.

The…MORE

According to Bill Opfermann, the organization that collaborated with the city of Burien to create Burien's first community garden is much like the garden itself: "very organic."

For approximately 2.5 years, Sustainable Burien has been…MORE