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Firefighters responded to a fatal fire at 334 N.W. 41st St. just after 10 a.m. on June 12.

Heavy black smoke was coming from a two-story apartment unit when firefighters arrived. There were initial reports of occupants inside the unit…MORE

Aided by nice weather and proximity to the weekly Farmer's Market the West Seattle Junction Health Fair saw 20 local health and wellness providers take part as a way to educate West Seattleites on the wide range of health services in multiple…MORE

On what felt like the arrival of the first day of summer, the 5th Annual Morgan Junction Festival was held June 12, with 55 exhibitors and people enjoying the weather and live music provided by a strong line up of local musicians. Staged across…MORE

The Sustainable West Seattle Tool Library got a sustainable kick off with the cutting of a branch instead of the traditional ribbon on Saturday June 12. The library, some 9 months in the making, is located at the north end of the South Seattle…MORE

35 volunteers joined the Seattle Parks Department and the West Seattle Junction Association to get more than 800 plants in the ground at the new Junction Plaza Park on Saturday, June 12.

Gary Gibbons Project Manager for the Junction Plaza…MORE

West Seattle Alex's Lemonade Stand and Yard Sale was all about raising money for research into pediatric cancer on Saturday June 12 at 49th Ave SW and Alaska Street.

Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation is a registered 501(c)3 charity that…MORE

The Seattle City Council will be briefed on current demand and usage of utility rate assistance programs at a special joint committee meeting on public and nonprofit utility assistance programs in Seattle Thursday, June 17, 2010, 5 to 8 p.m at…MORE

The Seattle City Council will be briefed on a new eco-industrial district concept for industrial lands and the Duwamish River corridor at their next meeting Monday, June 14, 2010, 9:30 a.m/

The briefing will come from the Office of…MORE

LTC William Holloman III passed away on Friday, June 11th. He was a member of the Tuskegee Airmen, the first African American military aviators in the United States armed forces. He was 86, and a Kent resident originally from St. Louis.

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The Sundown Saloon, a longtime hangout of Greenwood residents that had fallen on hard times in recent years, has been remodeled and reborn under new management and a new name – Sweet Lou’s.

The refurbished venue and its new beer garden…MORE