As the Seattle Public Library trims branch service hours to help cut $1.7 million from its 2010 budget, the Ballard branch will see its hours of operations increase beginning Feb. 3.
Ballard is one of 11 branches that will gaining an…MORE
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Thu, 01/21/10
As the Seattle Public Library trims branch service hours to help cut $1.7 million from its 2010 budget, the Ballard branch will see its hours of operations increase beginning Feb. 3.
Ballard is one of 11 branches that will gaining an…MORE
Thu, 01/21/10
In the face of a large public outcry – a Facebook group called "Save the Woodland Park Nocturnal House boasts 24,595 members – the Woodland Park Zoo will be shutting down the Night Exhibit, formerly known as the Nocturnal House, March 1.
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Wed, 01/20/10
The campaign to renew the Seattle public school levies hosted a campaign phone drive Wednesday evening at the campaign headquarters as King County Elections mailed out just over 360,000 ballots for the February 9th Special Election.
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Wed, 01/20/10
An unusual memorial gathering for a Burien woman that many consider extraordinary will occur Wednesday, Jan. 27 at Mick Kelly's Irish Pub in Burien. The celebration of life for Cherisse Luxa will begin at 7 p.m. at the bar located at 435 S.W.…MORE
Wed, 01/20/10
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West Seattle filmmaker Jamie Chamberlin and others are organizing Rock4Relief with a line-up of bands, including West Seattle performers like "Bend" and "Gunn and the Damage Done." Ben Jenkins, band member of "…MORE
Wed, 01/20/10
The Municipal League of King County today announced its support for the Seattle school levy Propositions No. 1 and No. 2 on the Feb. 9th Special Election ballot. A full summary of our report is available online at http://www.munileague.org/issues…MORE
Wed, 01/20/10
Two wastewater pump stations in West Seattle are again operating normally after a freak tide surge forced water from Puget Sound into the sewer system, straining capacity at one station and causing a possible overflow at another.
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Wed, 01/20/10
There was sadness on the face of Roy Lynch, a 25-year employee at Sunset Bowl, as the vacant bowling alley was torn down Jan. 20 to make way for the six-story, mixed-use Avalon Ballard apartments.
"It's really depressing," said Lynch, a…MORE
Wed, 01/20/10
Faustine Hudson, a local musician, was, like many others, affected by the Jan. 12 earthquake that struck Haiti.
She said her feelings came not only from that tragedy, but from the culmination of a handful of international tragedies in the…MORE
Wed, 01/20/10
Family tradition took Erika Bergstrom, a West Seattle veterinarian, away from the animals to spend a long day and evening enjoying the Christmas tradition of her boyfriend, Michael Master’s family. Each year, Michael, his parents Robin and Mike…MORE