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Two local businesses were honored today at the 6th Annual West Seattle Chamber of Commerce Awards Breakfast.

West Seattle Herald Publisher Gerald S. Robinson was given the Community Service Award. The honor is given to an individual who…MORE

In response to increased costs to businesses as a result of a bill passed last year by the Seattle City Council prohibiting food service establishments from serving food in containers made of expanded polystyrene, council member Bruce Harrell is…MORE

Holy Rosary principal Kris Brown announced Monday that she will be leaving to lead St. Catherine School in Maple Leaf.

Brown has been at Holy Rosary for 25 years, teaching third and fourth grade her first two years and leading the school…MORE

Hope Lutheran is seeing significant changes in both its physical building and its programming.

For the first time since Hope Lutheran first opened, the pre-school-through- eighth-grade school is able to house all of its classrooms in one…MORE

A new colony of Humboldt penguins was introduced yesterday for the first time to Woodland Park Zoo’s new penguin exhibit, which opens to the public on May 2.

The 20 tuxedoed birds waddled outdoors onto the beach and naturally did what…MORE

First Student drivers and school buses will be collecting non-perishable foods and diapers for the White Center Food Bank on Saturday, April 25 from 10:30 am to 3:30 p.m. at the following stores:

Residents crowded the March 25 Northwest District Council meeting to make the case for more than a dozen projects that qualify for the Seattle Neighborhood Projects Fund.

The district council ranked the top five projects this week for the…MORE

The West Seattle Clothesline is re-opening at Hillcrest Presbyterian Church, Friday, April 17, and the organization is asking for donations to restock its supply of new of "gently used" washed clothing.

The clothing bank serves all…MORE

Tomorrow, Wednesday April 8 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Madison Middle School, the community is invited to a workshop to help prevent teenage drinking.

The event is sponsored by the Madison Middle School Parent Teacher Association and the…MORE

In a unanimous vote, Seattle City Council members agreed to pass an ordinance that would restrict spending any funds in the 2009 Seattle Department of Transportation budget toward the Mercer Corridor Project but will still allow the project to go…MORE