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The freighter Marit Maersk, a 1,150 foot 9,000 TEU (20-foot equivalent unit ship), arrived Wednesday afternoon at Seattle's Terminal 18 on Harbor Island.

According to Port of Seattle spokesperson Peter McGraw, the Marit Maersk and just…MORE

While the Admiral neighborhood’s new barbecue restaurant was originally scheduled to open on June 1, Brickyard BBQ now plans to open one month later on July 1.

Ryan Ackerson, who will be the restaurants’ chef, blames the delay on the…MORE

As the Mayor Greg Nickels Pedestrian Master Plan nears its final draft, Broadview residents are concerned their pedestrian needs are being overlooked.

The plan, among other elements, determined which neighborhoods need sidewalks, improved…MORE

As a thank you to volunteers who have dedicated their time to creating a "playscape" at California Place Park, project organizers will host a celebration on June 20.

Community members will gather at California Place Park, on California…MORE

Approximately 50 Ballard business owners came together June 2 to listen to the pitch for Tuesdays in Ballard and share ideas about how to boost business in the neighborhood.

The Tuesdays in Ballard Task Force is planning a summer-long…MORE

In March 2008 the FBI estimated that 10,000 gang members and associates were operating in King County. Their presence has been easily noticed in West Seattle, especially since the May 1 shooting on Alki Beach.

In response to the local…MORE

The Crown Hill Business Association is inviting neighbors and local business owners for a crime prevention and community safety meeting on Monday, June 15 at the Journey Church, 9204 11th Ave. N.W.

The objective of the community meeting is…MORE

The children of Delridge can look forward to a fun, new playground this summer thanks to the efforts of local residents who met Monday evening, June 1, at the Delridge Community Center. Under a warm, evening sky they decided on a new playground…MORE

The public is invited to an evening of focused conversation with national and local experts, community leaders and involved citizens about the growing problem of gang violence in the Puget Sound region.

The event continues the tradition…MORE

The Cooper Elementary School program is ending, and school administrators have decided to have a party to say good-bye.

Cooper school is inviting all students, families, staff and supportive community members to join in the closing…MORE