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Plans to develop an eight-story, 260-unit condo at the old Denny's site on the corner of Market and 15th has been put on hold due to recent economic troubles, according to a representative of the developers, Rhapsody Partners.

Louis…MORE

Community members working to create a natural playscape for children in the Admiral neighborhood have selected a landscape architect to help design the space at California Place Park.

The area being developed is a small triangle of land on…MORE

Breeders Theater of Burien takes a nostalgic turn this month with its latest production, "Prairie Heart."

Playwright T.M. Sell's latest work is a touch of Americana, relating the hardships and passions of immigrant settlers in rural North…MORE

Ballard High School alumnus George Westberg compiled a laundry list of accolades in the school's video production program by the time he graduated in 2006. Now at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, he's hoping to start a new list,…MORE

Several events are happening in West Seattle to celebrate the Inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States

West 5 is celebrating inauguration day with Happy Hour all day from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and $4 Bloody Mary'…MORE

Most theatrical performances come with a high degree of predictability-the boy gets the girl, the bad guy gets what coming--the sun does come out tomorrow.

But the Highline High School production of "Clue, The Musical" only has one…MORE

Ballard residents and business owners are speaking out against state, city and county officials' plan to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct with a deep-bored tunnel.

"I don't think it's the best decision for the public in the long term," said…MORE

The Highline School Board recognized last week 16 district teachers who have received their national board certification.

Superintendent John Welch noted that is four times the number that earned certification last year.

Eight of…MORE

The Seattle Parks Department plans to appoint a Citizen Oversight Committee at the end of February for the newly re-passed Pro Parks Levy and presented the Seattle City Council with actions and steps they've taken so far for the levy's…MORE

With economic conditions slowing building projects, SeaTac lawmakers indicated Jan. 13 they are "in the driver's seat" in controlling construction costs.

In that spirit, council members postponed for at least six months design work on a…MORE