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West Seattle High School Music Department is presenting their Spring Concert tonight June 10th, 2010 (Thursday) at 7:30pm In the WSHS theatre, featuring the West Seattle High School Choir, Band, Rock Trio and Stage Band! Music to be performed…MORE

Update June 11:

Nicholas A. Hodgins, 18, another passenger in the vehicle rear-ended on I-5 Wednesday, died Thursday afternoon from the injuries he sustained in the collision.

The vehicle occupied by King, Hodgins and friend and…MORE

Sabas O. Rousseau, Chief Sealth High School student, received a $5,000 scholarship called the Sun Life Rising Star Award given by Sun Life Financial June 10 in the Sealth lunchroom. Over the past four years, Sabas has participated in the full…MORE

This June, the Seattle Department of Transportation is starting months-long repairs and improvements, including painting, a seismic retrofit and new lighting, to the Ballard Bridge that will cause some detours for vehicles, pedestrians and…MORE

More than 200 people attended the Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society's open house celebration at the Crown Hill Center June 8 to see its new rehearsal and set-building space.

Before guests toured the 5,000-square-foot indoor facility…MORE

Poetrybridge held its first Family Poetry Night at C&P Coffee Wednesday night, June 9. About 10 Gatewood and Alki Elementary School students read to a standing room only house. The event will continue the 2nd Wednesday of each month at C&…MORE

The West Seattle Blockwatch Captains’ Network now has a site on WordPress at http://wsblockwatchnet.wordpress.com. They have been on Facebook since mid-February 2010. Their group on Facebook, West Seattle Blockwatch Captains’ Network, currently…MORE

Police responded to an block collision that took place Tuesday afternoon near the 2400 block of S 348th. Witnesses said driver of sedan elderly male died at the scene.

Alki Homestead Inn owner Tom Lin told the West Seattle Herald he supports the sentiment of the Southwest Historical Society's upcoming 4th of July event "This Place Matters." According to the Log House Museum's website describing the event:

Washington’s only certified organic soap company, Ballard Organics, which offers soaps with no pesticides, solvents, animal products or synthetic fragrances, has something new on the market – a piece of the company.

Ben Busby-Collins…MORE