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Starting this September, schools in the West Seattle area could see their start and end times changed by five to 55 minutes.

The Seattle School Board will vote June 3 on schedule changes introduced May 20 that it says will make the school…MORE

Starting this September, Ballard-area schools could see their start and end times changed by 10 to 40 minutes.

The Seattle School Board will vote June 3 on schedule changes introduced May 20 that it says will make the school transportation…MORE

Staff at West Seattle HIgh School have voted to have a "rolling four" schedule as its framework next year over the more traditional six-period day.

The public is invited to express their questions and concerns at a schedule committee…MORE

The West Seattle High School Parent-Teacher-Student Association is giving one last push to solicit community support for its "first ever" West Seattle 5K Run/Walk event happening this Sunday, May 31.

"We’re expecting a great turnout (of…MORE

Emergency crews responded to a house fire in West Seattle Monday, May 25 at 3519 S.W. 108th. A 37-year-old man was seriously burned and sent to Harborview Medical Center in critical condition.

Police are reporting that there was no…MORE

The paving project on Fauntleroy Way Southwest will begin work on Tuesday, May 26.

Crews will rebuild large portions of the roadway from Southwest Alaska Street to Southwest Holly Street, including: new curb ramps to improve accessibility…MORE

The Southwest Seattle Historical Society will host author Joan Hockaday, author of "Greenscapes, Olmsted's Pacific Northwest," at the Log House Museum Tuesday, June 2 at 7 p.m.

Hockaday will talk about the influence of John Charles Olmsted…MORE

This Saturday, May 30, the Delridge Neighborhood Development Association (DNDA), in conjunction with the King County Food and Fitness Association, will host Delridge Day: FRESH, an annual all-day celebration with this year’s focus on community,…MORE

Students from the Ballard High School Video Production Program won 13 awards and honors at the 11th annual Northwest High School Film Festival at Shoreline Community College on May 19.  

The festival is the largest and longest running of…MORE

The Community Harvest of the West Seattle Edible Garden Fair offered workshops, gardening demonstrations, plants and, yes, female goats for sale.

The idea was to teach residents how to grow their own groceries. It took place Saturday, May…MORE