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The Alaska Junction’s Key Bank branch was robbed on the morning of Thursday, April 30.

According to Seattle Police Public Information Officer Mark Jamieson, police received a call at 11:14 a.m. reporting a robbery Key Bank, located on the…MORE

The seventh annual Spring Fashion Show presented by Northwest Hope and Healing was staged at Showbox SODO on Thursday, April 30 and saw more than 500 people in attendance. "The event raised between $65,000 and $70,000, we're so happy," Sherri…MORE

So far, 13 probable cases of swine flu have been reported in King County and Swedish Medical Center in Ballard is in the process of taking steps to prepare for what the World Health Organization is warning could be a pandemic.

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A preliminary schedule for the Seattle Department of Transportation's (SDOT) repaving and restriping of Fauntleroy Way Southwest suggests that construction of the project will begin May 26 and last through early October 2009.

Work on…MORE

The Southwest Design Review Board, and six others in the city, review projects at public meetings, at least twice per development, Early Design Guidance and a Recommendation phase, for mixd-use projects of a certain size.

Administered by…MORE

After their two year fight against the mistreatment of dogs in Washington’s puppy mills, Theresa Edwards and Audrey Long, seventh-graders at Whitman Middle School, attended the signing of Senate Bill 5651 by Gov. Chris Gregoire in Olympia this…MORE

To prevent another snowstorm mishap, which left many in the neighborhood dealing with icy streets, snow filled driveways and clogged storm drains this past winter, Seattle City Council President Richard Conlin, council member Jan Drago, and Mayor…MORE

Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church in Ballard will hold a congregation-only vote May 7 to decide whether or not they will allow a SHARE shelter at the vacant Calvary Lutheran Church building.

When Our Redeemer's plan to move SHARE's 20-man…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels announced his proposal today in Wallingford to renew the Seattle Housing Levy, which expires at the end of 2009.

“Seattle voters have always voted to help house our most vulnerable neighbors," said Nickels in a statement…MORE

Beginning this morning, April 28, the state transportation department will be demolishing two large buildings on state property near Qwest Field. The removal of the buildings will create space for a number of construction projects that will…MORE