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Home For Good project will have a second early design guidance meeting with the Northwest Design Review Board March 9, 6:30 p.m. in the Ballard High School library.

The project includes green building and…MORE

Hopping on the sustainable bandwagon with the mentorship of Sustainable Ballard, the Green Lake neighborhood kicked off their newly organized Sustainable Green Lake group with an official inaugural gathering earlier this week.

Led by…MORE

Mandrakes Antiques, which has been located on the southwest corner of Market Street and 24th Avenue Northwest for 19 years, will close its doors Feb. 22.

The antique store announced its pending closure in mid-January with signs reading "…MORE

A monkey that escaped from the Woodland Park Zoo's tropical rainforest exhibit at 10:40 a.m. Feb. 19 was tranquilized and captured 35 minutes later.

No people or animals were injured during the monkey's escape.

Zoo patrons were…MORE

King County Council chairman Dow Constantine, a West Seattle native, has announced that he will be running against fellow council member Larry Phillips for King County Executive.

“I spent two weeks talking to family, friends and advisors…MORE

King County Council chairman Dow Constantine, a West Seattle native, has announced that he will be running against fellow council member Larry Phillips for King County Executive.

“I spent two weeks talking to family, friends and advisors…MORE

A group of citizens, calling themselves the Committee for Fairness in Public Safety, have organized an initiative in an attempt to stop the city from building a new jail site.

If enacted, Initiative 100 would require the City to publicly…MORE

The Ballard Blocks development, located just east of the Ballard Bridge, installed an identifying sign Feb. 18 that has the size and location to become a new distinguishing feature of the neighborhood's skyline.

The sign is located on the…MORE

The Washington Department of Transportation, King County, and the City of Seattle will host an open house Feb. 24 at Madison Middle School about the plan to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct and Seawall.

The event will last from 5:30 to 7:…MORE

The Washington Department of Transportation, King County, and the City of Seattle will host an open house tonight at Adams Elementary School about the plan to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct and Seawall.

The event will last from 5:30 to 7:…MORE