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Seven fishermen who lost their lives at sea were honored Sunday, May 3, at the Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Service. Five were victims of the sinking of the Katmai October 23. They included Robert Jacob Gilman, Kurt Henry, Jushua Andrew…MORE

For the fourth time in Ballard, Mayor Greg Nickels held his Clean and Green Seattle initiative here today, May 2, and decided to take on a new area from the usual clean-up in past years.

This morning with the assistance of Nickels,…MORE

As of 6:50 p.m. last night, six more probable cases of H1N1 virus (swine flu) have been identified in King County through the Washington State Public Health Laboratory. Five of these cases are new; one of the six had already been reported and…MORE

On May 1, at approximately 7:30 p.m., a young male, reportedly in his late-teens, was shot on Alki Beach just across the street from Pepperdocks restaurant.

According to Detective Jeff Kappel, the victim was standing near a parked car with…MORE

The Admiral Neighborhood Association is holding its quarterly Adopt-a-Street clean-up event tomorrow morning, May 2.

The group will meet at Metropolitan Market at 9 a.m., enjoy some free coffee and breakfast treats, and then head out in…MORE

Since Delridge resident Mike Dady led city officials on a tour through his neighborhood to see first hand the problems caused by dilapidated, vacant houses, city council members Sally Clark and Tim Burgess, as well as the Department of Planning…MORE

Woodland Park Zoo members, donors and the media were invited May 1 to a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the new exhibit of a colony of Humboldt penguins, which opens officially to the public Saturday, May 2.

"This is probably the…MORE

The fence that currently surrounds the soon-to-be-open Ballard Corners Park is scheduled to come down tomorrow, Saturday, May 2, according to cho-chair of the Friends of Ballard Corners Park group, David Folweiler.

Tomorrow will be an…MORE

Supporters of the Salmon Bay Natural Area are invited to attend an open house to view proposals for a landmark art piece to mark the site from the trail and Northwest 54th Street, enhance the entry to the gathering place and reinforce the…MORE

The Southwest District Council will meet next on May 6 in the President’s Board Room at South Seattle Community College.

MaryCatherine Snyder of the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is scheduled to give a presentation on SDOT's…MORE