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This summer, crews working on the Seattle Department of Transportation’s (SDOT) Spokane Street project will begin the final step to complete the new eastbound Fourth Avenue off-ramp, connecting the ramp to the upper roadway. The work is expected…MORE

After six years as Ballard High School principal, Phil Brockman will be moving to a new position as executive director of schools for Seattle Public Schools. Assistant Principal Keven Wynkoop will be appointed interim principal for the 2010-2011…MORE

Northwest Hope & Healing is holding a kickoff event to their annual 5k walk & run, the Alki Beach Run. This Saturday, June 19, they are hosting an in-store registration party at West Seattle Runner, 3727 California Ave SW, from 10:00 a.m…MORE

Trader Joe's, a unique, neighborhood grocery store with foods and beverages from the exotic to the basic, has signed a lease to open a new West Seattle store located at 4545 Fauntleroy Way SW. The store is scheduled to open in 2011 and is…MORE

The next Strategic Delridge meeting is this Wednesday, June 16th at 6:00pm. The topic of discussion will be "Create or maximize places and events where diverse groups can come together to build trust and reciprocity. " We look forward to seeing…MORE

The 28th Annual West Seattle Summer Fest is coming at you again July 9-11, hosted by the West Seattle Junction Association. Giving the event a powerful kickoff Friday night is the AC/DC female tribute band Hells Belles.

Summer Fest is…MORE

Sweet Pea Cottage Preschool of the Arts opens this Fall in the Unitarian Church's new location, a former church on California Avenue at Othello. The church recently purchased the building as the West Seattle Herald was first to report, here:…MORE

The Seattle City Council today sent a letter of support to King County Executive Dow Constantine expressing their commitment to replacing the South Park Bridge by pledging $15 million toward the replacement effort. View the Council’s letter.…MORE

SeaTac City Council members agreed June 8 to a 21/2- year contract with King County to continue animal control services.

"We recognize that we are paying more for less but it is the only game in town," Councilman Tony Anderson grumbled.…MORE

Fathers and their relations will be able to check out wheels flashy and classy at the Burien Father's Day Car Show Sunday, June 20. The free event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. features '50s and '60s tunes spun by a KJR-FM disk jockey plus a chili cook-…MORE