Having taken a month long hiatus during the holiday season, Admiral Tattoo recently reopened the doors to their newly remodeled shop, further distinguishing them from other tattoo shops around the city.
Admiral Tattoo is an exclusively…MORE
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Ballard man is awarded three US patents
Mon, 01/26/09
Norman J. Englund was awarded his third patent from the United States Patent Office on December 30, 2008. Englund is an associate technical fellow with Boeing Commercial Airplane in the Mechanical Systems Test Laboratory in Seattle.
MORECondo at Denny's site on hold, maybe for good
Mon, 01/26/09
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
Award-winning Ballard teacher
Mon, 01/26/09
Ballard High School science teacher Megan Vogel has been awarded the Golden Apple for excellence in teaching. She was one of only 10 nominees chosen from a statewide field of more than 200 educators and educational programs.
Vogel started…MORE
300+ dogs and puppies seized from three puppy mills
Mon, 01/26/09
Furry Faces Foundation, [F3], and multiple West Seattle Businesses are teaming to collect donations of supplies to assist with the care of the dogs and puppies that have been seized from three puppy mills. It appears that these puppy mills are…MORE
Missing link appealed
Mon, 01/26/09
A number of business and industrial groups filed an appeal Dec. 17 to derail the city's plans to complete the missing link of the Burke-Gilman Trail.
On Nov.
MOREFerry plan 'unacceptable' to some Fauntleroy residents
Mon, 01/26/09
The Washington State Department of Transportation Ferry Division held the last of 10 public hearings on its long-range draft plan at the Hall of Fauntleroy Wednesday (Jan.
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Father Creator told her "It's okay you're Indian"
Mon, 01/26/09
Duwamish master weaver Mary Lou Slaughter hosted the first of a series of her receptions at the Duwamish Longhouse Museum Jan. 21. She discussed the importance and intricacies of historic Duwamish baskets and other weaving, and described the…MORE
Slideshow Hip pie party helps raises dough for cancer research
Mon, 01/26/09
We learn "pi r squared" in high school, but at the Salmon Bay Eagles Lodge in Ballard Jan. 23 the pie, and the crowd, were very hip. Mary Schile hosted her 6th Annual Pie Party. This party was her first charity event, to raise money and awareness…MORE
School board prepares to vote on closures
Mon, 01/26/09
On Jan. 29 the Seattle School board will vote to decide whether to carry out the Superintendent's recommendations for capacity management across the district.
Since the final recommendation was made on Jan. 6, school board members have…MORE
