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Beginning Monday, May 11, traffic on Airport Way South will be restricted from turning west onto South Spokane Street for approximately eight weeks.

This closure of westbound traffic between Airport Way South and Sixth Avenue South will…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels has finalized his plans to cut about $13.3 million from the city’s 2009 general fund budget, while preserving funding for public safety and direct human services, according to a press release from his office.

“These are…MORE

The Regence Foundation has announced it awarded a $20,000 grant to help West Seattle-based Cross Cultural Health Care Program (CCHCP) take its training online, so health care institutions anywhere in the state can communicate medical issues in a…MORE

Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish will host an open house for the West Seattle community on Sunday, May 17 from 9:30 a.m to 1 p.m. The completion of this new building marks an important milestone in Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish’s history and is the…MORE

Seattle Public Schools will hold its annual Family and Community Engagement and Response to Intervention (RTI) symposium on Saturday, May 16, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the John Stanford Center auditorium.

Families and community…MORE

KaBOOM, the company that is designing the new Delridge Playground, wants the help of local kids.

Children will put crayons to paper and show KaBOOM what a great place to play means to them.

The public is invited to attend a design…MORE

Rubbish is reborn for The RE Store's 8th Annual Recycled Art Show in Blowing Sands Glass Studio. 

The juried exhibit, now extended to June 6, features would-be trash fashioned by local professional artists into original collage, sculpture…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels today announced the release of the city’s draft Pedestrian Master Plan, the first citywide action plan aimed at making walking safer and easier in Seattle.

Launched by the mayor’s 2005 Pedestrian Safety Initiative,…MORE

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According to the King County Medical Examiner's office, the lady found dead just outside the White Center Safeway on Roxbury has been identified as Teresa A. Fernen,…MORE

A new Fremont P-Patch, the Hazel Heights community garden, opens Monday with a celebration with supporters, neighbors and elected officials.

The event will take place at Hazel Heights, 4200 Baker Avenue Northwest (corner of Baker and…MORE