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West Seattle resident Susan Rosenthal, a 29-year veteran of the Seattle Fire Department, was promoted to assistant chief last week, making her the highest ranking woman in the department’s history.

An informal reception organized by women…MORE

Cooper is inviting all students, families, staff and supportive community members to join the school program for its closing ceremony.

The Seattle School Board voted to close the school program in January as part of the district's…MORE

Crown Hill Center, formerly Crown Hill Elementary, will be welcoming the Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society this summer, as they will be calling the center their new production facility.

To kick-off their move from Eastlake to 9250…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels said today, May 13, that transportation investments through the voter-approved Bridging the Gap levy continue to make improvements to roads, bike lanes and sidewalks.

Bridging the Gap was proposed and approved in 2006…MORE

A funeral service will soon be scheduled in Seattle for Jill St. Onge, a 27-year-old resident of Pigeon Point, died on May 2 while vacationing in Thailand. The Thai government conducted an autopsy after doctors suspected poisoning.

St.…MORE

Long-time restauranteurs and Ballard residents, Deming Maclise and James Weimann, have been friends for 12 years, and recently the two businessmen have decided to join forces to mastermind something they said is needed on the streets of Ballard:…MORE

Gov. Chris Gregoire signed a bill today, May 12, that commits $2.8 billion in state money to help build a tunnel under the Seattle waterfront to replace the 56-year-old Alaskan Way Viaduct.

Gregoire signed the bill today at 2 p.m. at the…MORE

A new Chase sign was installed May 12 on the former Washington Mutual branch at the corner of 22nd Avenue Northwest and Northwest 56th Street.

In late September 2008, Washington Mutual was seized by federal regulators and sold to J.P.…MORE

Local resident Katy Walum has made major progress in planning "Admiral Neighborhood Summer Concerts in the Park," a summer concert series for Hiawatha Park. With approval from the park's community center, and several artists interested in…MORE

With efforts by Seattle City Council President Richard Conlin, Mayor Greg Nickels has eliminated fees for food gardens grown in planting strips.

In previous years, many residents had been told that growing food in planting strips was not…MORE