Because of the state's $6 billion revenue shortfall, 36th District Senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles said the recently concluded legislative session was the hardest anyone in Olympia had been a part of.
"It's really not a pleasure being here…MORE
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Sat, 05/30/09
Because of the state's $6 billion revenue shortfall, 36th District Senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles said the recently concluded legislative session was the hardest anyone in Olympia had been a part of.
"It's really not a pleasure being here…MORE
Sat, 05/30/09
On Dec. 3, 2007, Broadview resident Linda Lord was driving home from Christmas shopping. It was raining hard and she thought she better check her basement, which had flooded a few inches in the past. This time, Lord discovered her television…MORE
Fri, 05/29/09
The Seattle City Council Parks Committee approved an ordinance that would authorize an appropriation of an additional $5 million for the Parks and Green Spaces Levy that was passed by voters last fall.
Before this proposal, an initial $24…MORE
Fri, 05/29/09
To many, the phrase “healthy chocolate” seems like an oxymoron, but a few local women are proving that chocolate can be more than a delicious treat.
Xoçai chocolate is a company that has developed various chocolate products with various…MORE
Fri, 05/29/09
Cupcake Royale, which originated on Market Street and has locations in West Seattle and Madrona, announced today they will open a new store in Capitol Hill this July.
Cupcake Royale has a full construction crew underway at its forthcoming…MORE
Fri, 05/29/09
According to Jacqueline Banchero, "nothing prepares you for heaven like family."
The local author has written "Coded Blue," a book about her father's battle with lung cancer and the last four weeks of his life. The narrative tells about…MORE
Fri, 05/29/09
The Ballard News-Tribune has established a video channel on the popular video file sharing service YouTube.
The channel will feature the videos produced by Ballard News-Tribune and parent company Robinson Newspapers staff.
Look…MORE
Fri, 05/29/09
On May 18, Seattle Public Schools announced a reduction in force (RIF), or layoffs, that could take 20 different instructors from West Seattle schools.
West Seattle High School's staff was hit hardest in the district, with nine staff…MORE
Fri, 05/29/09
The consignment clothing store Buffalo Exchange announced they will open in Ballard on June 20.
The chain shop will occupy the space recently vacated by Supercuts, at 2232 N.W. Market St. in the Ballard Square Building.
The 2,500…MORE
Fri, 05/29/09
Legislation has been introduced to reform the County’s public records disclosure process by King County Council members Bob Ferguson and Reagan Dunn that aims to increase transparency and openness in government while reducing the possibility of…MORE