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Coinciding with National Start! Walking Day on Wednesday, April 8, Sanislo Elementary School’s fifth graders will take a walkable field trip with Homewaters Project to explore the “tiny neighbors” in their school wetlands.

Homewaters…MORE

A new revenue forecast for the city reflects the nation’s worsening economy, projecting $29.5 million less revenue in the city’s general fund for 2009, compared to last year’s forecast, a 3.7 percent drop.

“We have anticipated that…MORE

The King County Water Taxi set a new one-day ridership record April 5 as 3,429 riders took advantage of a warm, sunny opening day to make their first trip of the season on the West Seattle-to-downtown passenger ferry.

“There’s no better…MORE

Burien took a major step forward March 30 toward annexing the southern portion of North Highline when the King County Boundary Review Board gave preliminary approval to the proposal.

The board is expected to formally approve Burien’s…MORE

A large crowd gathered today under the sun to enjoy a live band, complimentary refreshments and kick of the King County Water Taxi season.

From noon to 2 p.m. local leaders, including King County Council member Dow Constantine and Seattle…MORE

Nearly 70 West Seattle area organizations arranged their banners, booths and brochures to network with each other and the public at Sealth High School (at Boren) Saturday April 4th, at 5950 Delridge Way S.W.

The event, the 5th Annual…MORE

City officials have taken some action to demonstrate that they have heard neighborhood complaints about run-down homes in north Delridge.

Seattle City Council members Sally Clark and Tim Burgess, Stella Chao, director of Seattle…MORE

This Sunday, April 5, the Water Taxi’s 2009 summer season will kick off with a celebration from noon to 2 p.m. at Seacrest Park. There will be live entertainment, refreshments, and family activities, plus a full day of free Water Taxi rides.…MORE

The Hiawatha Community Center, 2700 California Ave. S.W., will host a Women's Defense Workshop on Saturday, April 25 from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Here are some statistics from the Sexual Assault Violence Resource Center for the Seattle…MORE

The plan for a new west entrance at the Woodland Park Zoo, which received a master use permit for the project in late March, has raised concerns with one community leader.

Irene Wall, Phinney Ridge Community Council president, said the…MORE