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The council announced today that it will launch a nationwide search for city auditor to replace Susan Cohen, who after 11 years on the job has decided not to continue in the position once her term expires in September.

Cohen will be…MORE

The Ballard District Council will meet again on Wednesday, June 10 at 7 p.m. at the Ballard Library and will include a discussion about the city's Draft Pedestrian Master Plan.

Also on the agenda includes will be a briefing on Mayor Greg…MORE

The Seattle Department of Transportation Bridge Maintenance crews will close lanes and sidewalks on the Fremont Bridge while they replace traffic gates.

In each case, pedestrians and bicycles are being detoured to the sidewalk on the…MORE

A boarded-up house at 1753 N.W. 56th St. that neighbors said was filled with transients and drug use was torn down June 1.

Kevin Johnston has had an office across the alley for 10 years. He said he was happy to see the building, which he…MORE

The Southwest Seattle Historical Society invites residents to bike into history as its 2nd Annual Bike Tour returns to West Seattle Sunday, June 7, 12:30 to 2 p.m.

The bike tour accompanies the historical society's popular walking tour…MORE

Bring something old or find something new to the Whittier Elementary School community rummage sale this weekend, Saturday, June 6.

The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Whittier Elementary, 1320 N.W. 75th St. and all are…MORE

The 64-foot research vessel Ocean Watch shoved off Shilshole Marina 11 a.m. sharp Sunday, May 31.

A crowd waved and crew members’ loved ones hugged them goodbye. It will sail to Barrow, AK, through the Inside Passage in Canada, down to…MORE

Thanks to the generosity of the Ballard chapter of the Kiwanis Club and the Ballard High School Foundation, Ballard High School now has four defibrillators on the ready if a student or faculty member experiences sudden cardiac arrest.

The…MORE

Because of the state's $6 billion revenue shortfall, 36th District Senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles said the recently concluded legislative session was the hardest anyone in Olympia had been a part of.

"It's really not a pleasure being here…MORE

On Dec. 3, 2007, Broadview resident Linda Lord was driving home from Christmas shopping. It was raining hard and she thought she better check her basement, which had flooded a few inches in the past. This time, Lord discovered her television…MORE