The March 29 At Large in Ballard column, "Crossing the threshold," used a photo of an unrelated estate sale to illustrate a story about a different estate sale.
The intention was for the photo to be generic and not easily identifiable.…MORE
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Tue, 04/06/10
The March 29 At Large in Ballard column, "Crossing the threshold," used a photo of an unrelated estate sale to illustrate a story about a different estate sale.
The intention was for the photo to be generic and not easily identifiable.…MORE
Mon, 04/05/10
Many residents appealed to the Burien City Council to have a forum of discussion between the citizens and the City Council beyond the ‘three minute sound-bites’ they are allowed to give at a public hearing and during public comment.
“A…MORE
Mon, 04/05/10
The West Seattle Junction Merchants are sponsoring the "Junction’s Tax Free Day for All.” April 17. The event will feature tax-free purchases and discounts on products and services from 30 different merchants in the Junction. It will run from 10…MORE
Mon, 04/05/10
Key Bank in the West Seattle junction was robbed around 3:15 Mon. Apr 5. A woman described as in her mid-thirties, approximately 5-4 with black hair, slim build, wearing black glasses, a black knit cap, and a black wool jacket with a scarf…MORE
Mon, 04/05/10
There used to be a skate ramp in Kate Martin’s front yard. Her sons had just caught the skateboarding bug, and the mini-ramp, planted among the maples and mountain hemlocks, became an icon in their south Greenwood neighborhood.
“It was…MORE
Mon, 04/05/10
This year’s tea was a great success and a fun afternoon was had by all. Thank you,Deena Mahn West Seattle Hi-Yu Vice President
Thank you for supporting West Seattle Hi Yu: The Hall at Fauntleroy Tuxedos and Tennis Shoes Catering…MORE
Mon, 04/05/10
Four months have passed since the guilty verdicts were reached for West Seattle UW student, Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, for the murder of Knox’s roommate, Meredith Kercher, stabbed to death in that historic college…MORE
Mon, 04/05/10
Davy Liu wasn’t a straight-A student. He wasn’t even a straight-B student.
Growing up in Taiwan in a culture that puts a lot of pressure on getting good grades, he felt like he didn’t fit in until he excelled in his first art class after…MORE
Mon, 04/05/10
There's still time to sign up for the Port of Seattle Police Department's Citizen's Academy.
It is a unique opportunity to learn up close about the many challenges facing local law enforcement. Citizens Academy is a once-a-week, 10-week…MORE
Mon, 04/05/10
Are you the NEXT Seattle's "Biggest Loser"? Get Ready for the Summer! Join the Weight Loss Challenge! Weekly prizes for all and big CASH for the top 3 losers! Last class won Jackpot of over $800 One time $35 membership includes: Your own…MORE