Seattle Department of Transportation announced that "today crews have been able to keep one lane open for each direction of traffic on First Avenue South at South King Street. The estimated time to reopen the entire street is now approximately 11…MORE
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Westside Baby to be part of 'Huggies' diaper giveaway
Thu, 06/17/10
WestSide Baby will be the lucky recipient of 200,000 diapers as part of a promotion by Kimberly-Clark, makers of Huggies diapers.
The company announced yesterday that it will donate millions of diapers to 10 diaper banks across the…MORE
Fatal Fremont fire caused by foam mattress
Thu, 06/17/10
Seattle Fire Department Investigators determined that the Fremont apartment fire that killed four children and an adult June 12 started when a foam mattress came in contact with a light fixture in a closet on the first floor.
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Hard economic times affect Friends of the Hylebos
Thu, 06/17/10
Friends of the Hylebos today announced a re-structuring plan necessary to keep the organization sustainable amid a rapidly shrinking funding base for nonprofit conservation. The move by the Federal Way –based conservation organization includes…MORE
'Summer Sack Lunch' offered to children in Seattle
Wed, 06/16/10
Thousands of Seattle children ages 1 through 18 will enjoy free breakfasts and lunches this summer through the Seattle Human Services Department’s Summer Food Service Program. The U.S. Department of Agriculture-funded program, also known as “…MORE
Highland Park teachers surprised by 3 colleagues with farewell party
Wed, 06/16/10
Highland Park Elementary School teachers were surprised by retiring fellow teachers, Debbie Richter and Marilyn Nelson, and administrative assistant, Margaret Young, with a party in the library, Wednesday afternoon, June 16.
Richter, a…MORE
Accusations of rights violations thrown at Normandy Park City Council
Wed, 06/16/10
The City of Normandy Park has found itself at odds with multiple residents, first over a possible cell tower at City Hall Park, and now due to claims the city violated residents' free speech rights at two separate council meetings.
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World's longest-surviving kidney patient to be honored in SeaTac
Wed, 06/16/10
A London resident who is the world's longest-surviving person with kidney failure, will be given a distinguished service award at SeaTac's Northwest Kidney Center on June 22.
Dr. Robin Eady will receive the Clyde Shields Distinguished…MORE
Diverse class graduates from Tukwila's Foster High
Wed, 06/16/10
Possibly the most diverse senior class in America will graduate on Friday, June 11, at 7 p.m., in Tukwila's Werner Neudorf Stadium. The Foster High School Class of 2010 attended the most diverse school district in the nation, according to the New…MORE
Painting begins on Des Moines mural
Wed, 06/16/10
Following the official signing of a contract with the City of Des Moines on May 26, artist Chandelle Anderson has begun creating a wall mural at Southwest 219th Street between Marine View Drive and 7th Avenue South in the Des Moines Marina…MORE
