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Dubsea Coffee, an independent coffeehouse serving organic and direct trade coffees and teas, will open its doors at 9910 Eighth Ave. S.W. at 7 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14. The café will be the first retail business to open at Greenbridge, the 96-…MORE

The metaphor of automobiles yielding to bicycles in green Seattle has in this case become a reality. The former Huling Brothers Chrysler Jeep Dealership on
4550 Fauntleroy Way SW is now Cycle University, a bicycle shop and “school.”

Craig…MORE

Neighborhood Traffic Operations (NTO), a workgroup within Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is holding neighborhood traffic safety meetings in the community. These meetings are geared toward residents who are interested in working with…MORE

Glass Jellyfish Demonstration Avalon Glassworks 2914 S.W. Avalon Way. 206-937-6369 Saturday, Nov. 14, 10-4 p.m. Glass artist Richard Lowrie is back by popular demand to share the secrets of the glass jellyfish. The public is invited to watch live…MORE

Seattle Public Schools’ elementary and K-8 schools will be closed from Monday, November 23 through Wednesday, November 25 for Parent-Teacher Conferences. These important conferences provide an opportunity for parents and teachers to share…MORE

The West Seattle-based Animals First Foundation gives true meaning to the expression "sick as a dog" and tries to do something about it. The foundation, which works in conjunction with with other rescue and adoption organizations, including www.…MORE

Joe Mallahan conceded the race for Seattle mayor after the most recent ballot count at 4:30 p.m. Nov. 9 showed him falling further behind opponent Mike McGinn.

King County Elections shows McGinn with 50.88 percent of the vote to Mallahan's…MORE

Due to a lack of interest during the past six weeks, the Ballard News-Tribune will no longer be hosting its weekly Tuesday morning open house at the Neighborhood Service Center.

Reporter and Web Editor Michael Harthorne is still available…MORE

Live Girls! Theater, the theatre company whose 60-seat venue is located at 2220 N.W. Market St., will be moving out of the neighborhood when its lease is up at the end of December.

The theater will not be moving into a new home. Instead it…MORE

Three more fires caused by arson broke out late Nov. 8 and early Nov. 9 in Greenwood, damaging three businesses.

All three fires were set intentionally on the exterior of the buildings, Fire Department spokesperson Dana Vander Houwen said…MORE