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Kevin Carlson was born and raised in Ballard – he graduated from Ballard High School in 1994 – and his family has a history here – they owned Jones Brothers Meats under the Sunset Hotel, which burned down in 2000.

He said he wants his new…MORE

The Seattle Department of Transportation will close the west sidewalk of the Fremont Bridge from Nickerson Street to North 34th Street from 9 a.m. Wednesday, June 10, through 2:30 p.m. Friday, June 12.

Pedestrians and bicyclists will be…MORE

While West Seattle is home to many local gyms, Admiral’s newest gym, Crossfit, will soon offer what it calls a new approach to fitness.

Proprietors Zach Filer, Rob Martin and Eric Renn are developing a gym that will create fitness…MORE

Amigos de las Américas (AMIGOS) announced the coming departure of six teenagers from the West Seattle area with the Seattle AMIGOS Chapter for service projects in Latin America.

For six to eight weeks this summer, these West Seattle…MORE

This summer, through the efforts and contributions of the community and the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, Delridge Produce Cooperative will present a 16-part series of moving informational produce-collection-and-distribution centers.

Alumni, students, staff and parents all gathered together this afternoon at Cooper Elementary to celebrate the program before it closes this year.

Photo albums, a historical timeline and other memories filled the school's auditorium.…MORE

The annual Seattle Works Day brought out more than 1,000 volunteers to clear overgrowth, plant, and participate in other outdoor projects in 29 locations in the Seattle area Saturday, June 6.

One project involved clearing eight different…MORE

Nickelsville, a homeless encampment of attention-getting pink tents, makeshift kitchen, bathrooms and showers, has returned to the vacant triangular lot it occupied for three days last September before police raided and evicted its homeless…MORE

While attendees of the Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) Gala at the Admiral may have expected something quite different, the Seafair Pirates stormed Admiral Theater during the event last evening, helping to celebrate opening night of…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels this week signed legislation authorizing an admissions tax exemption for live music venues in Seattle.

The exemption becomes effective in July. The current admissions tax is five percent on every dollar of ticket sales…MORE