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The 2009 High Point Diversity Festival will take place on July 4 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Commons Park in High Point, 32nd Avenue Southwest and Southwest Graham Street.

Volunteers are needed to help prepare and serve food (ethnic and…MORE

At the Southwest Crime Prevention Council meeting on June 16 Community Police Team officers reported that recent arrests of known gang members, improvements at Westcrest park and plans for summer patrols.

Crime statistics since mid-May…MORE

The Porterhouse Pub is moving into the former Blackbird restaurant and dubs itself a family-friendly pub owned by West Seattle resident Silas Reynolds.

Reynolds currently operates another Porterhouse restaurant in Mount Vernon, Wash. He…MORE

Three of the five candidates for Jan Drago's Seattle City Council seat introduced themselves to a handful of residents and answered their questions June 15 at Ballard's Trinity United Methodist Church.

David Bloom, Sally Bagshaw and Dorsol…MORE

This Father's Day West Seattle residents are being asked to support a family, which has recently lost their own.

Pasha Phares, 41, passed away on April 24 after he was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. He is survived by his wife Debbie…MORE

The public is invited to a free public guided hike in the West Duwamish Greenbelt, Seattle’s largest remaining forest.

The Nature Consortium will lead participants through the hidden treasures of this amazing natural wonder, and discuss…MORE

King County voters will continue to have the option of going to their computer or their television to learn more about candidates for countywide offices, following the unanimous authorization June 15 for a countywide 2009 Video Voters Guide by…MORE

Traffic lanes have been reopened after being closed on 15th Avenue Northwest from 87th to Northwest Market Street.

A traffic accident around noon today resulted in a hydraulic fluid spill in Ballard. 15th Avenue Northwest is closed from…MORE

The Seattle City Council passed a series of updates today, June 15, to the city's ethics code, following the first comprehensive review of the rules in more than 20 years.  

In an effort to create a stronger ethics code and bring Seattle’s…MORE

The King County Water Taxi carried 31,557 riders last month, setting a record for May ridership on the West Seattle-to-downtown passenger ferry.

It represents a 20 percent increase over last May’s ridership of 26,137 passengers, according…MORE