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Westwood resident Nolan Palmer calls himself a character actor. Well, he may be a bit of a character on stage, but he can also carry the lead when asked. Palmer, who resembles Jack Lemmon but thinks his raised eyebrows give him a Jack Nicholson…MORE

YOUNG SPEEDSTERS CHEER FROM OUTSIDE THE BAR. L-R, Riley O’Neil, Otto VanDerhoef, and Grayson O’Neil cheer for their Pinewood Derby race cars outside Alki Tavern Saturday, April 24. The O’Neil’s are brothers, and their cars were finalists, to the…MORE

On April 23rd at approximately 3:34 p.m. officers responded to a 911 report of a man assaulting a woman with a knife in West Seattle. Preliminary investigation indicates that the 40-year-old female victim was walking down the sidewalk with her…MORE

President Paula vanHaagen of the Westside Unitarian Universalist Congregation, announced the organization’s purchase of the church at 7141 California Avenue SW, at Othello. The congregation has been renting space at the Masonic Temple, 4736 40th…MORE

Frustration is the predominant emotion surrounding the Burien Town Square project. Paul Keller, a principal with the developer of the Burien Town Square project Urban Partners, said they cannot sell or lease any of the space until they…MORE

Explorer West Middle School puts on a performance of My Fair Lady by Lerner and Loewe at a new location: Fauntleroy Church, 9140 California Ave SW, at 7:00 pm Friday April 23rd and Saturday April 24th, 2010.

This is the first year Explorer…MORE

Over one hundred candidates for public office will be investigated, evaluated and rated by the Municipal League’s nonpartisan Candidate Evaluation Committees this election season. Volunteer candidate investigators will be recruited through May at…MORE

Councilmember Tim Burgess issued the following statement today in response to the Mayor's veto of the Aggressive Solicitation ordinance (C.B. 116807):

"While I am disappointed by the Mayor's decision to veto this legislation, I respect the…MORE

The 71,520-square-foot property on the north side of Market Street near 24th Avenue Northwest that once housed Jacobsen's Marine and novelty store Archie McPhee was put up for sale by owner Bob Jacobsen April 19.

In February 2009, Jacobsen…MORE

Weeklong Series of Events Includes Concert Open to the Public at Jazz Alley on April 26

Through generous funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz will introduce its “Peer-to-Peer” jazz…MORE