News

The Ballard Pool, 1471 N.W. 67th St., is closed temporarily for its regular 18-month preventive maintenance. It will re-open on Monday, Nov. 9, according to operators Seattle Parks and Recreation Department.

The pool will undergo the…MORE

The Southwest Design Review Board met Oct. 22 for a design doubleheader addressing two major West Seattle projects. The six-person board deliberated over a proposed expansion of the Safeway in the Admiral neighborhood and The Kenney property…MORE

Heavy fire damaged storefronts between Taproot Theatre and Greenwood Academy of Hair early morning Friday, Oct. 23. No serious injuries have been reported.

The call came in at about 4 a.m. with reports of smoke in the area around 208 N.…MORE

Will SeaTac voters choose a different form of government?

Will the Mt. Rainier Pool be saved?

Who will win Burien's "Battle of the Deputy Mayors?"

A lot of big questions will be answered in Highline communities after the…MORE

The first residential vertical turbine windmill of its kind in the state is being installed in the front yard of 8440 Fauntleroy Way S.W., just north of the ferry. The $30,000 rig will provide 65 to 70 percent of the electrical energy needed for…MORE

The Southwest Pool is scheduled to reopen on Monday, Nov. 2 after being closed since mid-August for maintenance.

Regular drop-in programs will begin with early morning lap swim at 6 a.m. on Monday.    As a way to welcome patrons back,…MORE

As we reported here, West Seattle historian Earl Cruzen was frustrated nobody seemed to be interested about keeping up the landscaping under the "Children Walking on Logs" bronze children sculptures he helped create.

West Seattleites pass…MORE

The Seattle School Board approved a resolution on Oct. 21 opposing passage of Initiative Measure No. 1033 (I-1033), which will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot.

The board opposes I-1033 because they said it would limit the growth of state,…MORE

King County Metro and the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) unveiled the city’s new winter weather plan, which includes using salt to clear the roads, during a recent public meeting.

Following last winter’s adverse weather, SDOT…MORE

King County Metro and the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) unveiled the city’s new winter weather plan, which includes using salt to clear the roads, during a meeting last night at the Delridge Community Center.

Following last…MORE