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After about a year of studying parking in the West Seattle Junction, the Seattle Department of Transportation is making several suggestions to “improve parking management” in the area, which include adding two-hour time limits next to businesses…MORE

The West Seattle Junction Association will host trick-or-treating in the Junction this year, sponsored by area merchants, on Halloween, Oct. 31 from 1 to 3 p.m.

The event includes a movie on the wall, a raffle, a food drive and more.…MORE

Seattle School District officials have unveiled proposed boundary maps as part of its new Student Assignment Plan that splits district elementary, middle and high schools into “attendance area” zones, which students will be assigned to based on…MORE

Seattle School District officials have unveiled proposed boundary maps as part of its new Student Assignment Plan that splits district elementary, middle and high schools into “attendance area” zones, which students will be assigned to based on…MORE

The reconstruction of 16th Avenue Southwest between Southwest Findlay and Southwest Brandon streets is now substantially complete.

Crews working for the Seattle Department of Transportation rebuilt and slightly widened the road; made…MORE

Gov. Christine Gregoire will visit the Nordic Heritage Museum this Thursday, Oct. 8 from 2 to 4 p.m. to hear the museum's plans for its new facility to be located on Northwest Market Street.

Guests have been invited to learn about the…MORE

The West Seattle Junction Association is seeking a locally based photographer to provide stock, event and promotional photos.

The scope of work would include shots of Junction murals, event photos (Art Walk and Hometown Holidays), and…MORE

This week, Seattle Department of Transportation paving crews plan to start repairing part of a sidewalk on the western side of California Avenue Southwest between Southwest Hanford and Southwest Hinds streets that has been damaged by tree roots…MORE

The Federal Way Arts Commission selected 19 artists and 35 pieces of art for the 17th Annual Arts Alive Juried Art Exhibit on display now at City Hall through Jan. 5, 2010.

The pieces range from watercolors and oils to mixed media.

The planned Alaskan Way Viaduct replacement was the hot topic at the Oct. 5 candidate forum sponsored by the Ballard and Magnolia/Queen Anne neighborhood councils.

All eight city council candidates as well as the two mayoral candidates…MORE