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Greener Lifestyles, "Seattle's first green furnishings store," is going online-only after six years on Ballard Avenue.

The store specializes in sustainable and organic furniture.

The space occupied by Greener Lifestyles at 5317…MORE

Seattle Department of Transportation crews plan to shift traffic lanes, keeping one lane open in each direction in the 5400 block of Leary Way Northwest on Wednesday, April 22, and again on Friday, April 24, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Twenty high school juniors, 10 each from Chief Sealth and West Seattle, were chosen as Alki Masonic Lodge's outstanding students.

A ceremony was held April 20 at the lodge to award the top male and female junior from each school for its…MORE

Krystal Cortese and Andrea Ramirez recently opened the brand new Coffee at the Heights at 7439 35th Ave. S.W.

The area has been lacking a coffee shop since Caraselo Coffee closed more than a year ago. The shop is owned by Paul Binder and…MORE

The way to solve increasing homelessness, and it can be solved, will come through community organization and sacrifice, not through government policies or practices, according to two local homeless advocates.

Tim Harris, executive director…MORE

This May, the summer season kicks off at Woodland Park Zoo with a new penguin exhibit, interactive experiences, numerous animal additions, and important changes to the zoo’s food, parking and ticketing services.

“For fun, engaging…MORE

In mid-March an act of vandalism caused an estimated $150,000 in damages to Chief Sealth High School's permenant site, which is currently under construction.

Besides a garbage can which was set on fire in a classroom, police found…MORE

After hearing feedback from both the community and the Southwest Design Review Board, The Kenney Chief Executive Officer Kevin McFeely has asked the project architects to redesign The Kenney's remodel and maintain the Seaview building.

The…MORE

Organizers of the Ballard Corners Park are looking for more input on some of the last phase development of the new public park.

Co-Chair of the Friends of Ballard Corners Park David Folweiler, said in an email to the community that input…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels had laid out his plans to cut $13.3 million from the city’s 2009 general fund budget, while preserving funding for public safety and direct human services.

“As we make difficult budget decisions, my priority is…MORE