The project entailed more than three years of shooting and countless hours behind a computer, but photographer Seth Bynum insists on calling it a labor of love.
Last month, when he finally put his hands on the first edition of his new book…MORE
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Gang conflicts are not uncommon here
Mon, 10/27/08
On Sept. 30 there a fight broke out near Chief Sealth High School's temporary campus on Delridge Way.
According to Lt. Steve Paulsen, a member of one gang reportedly stole a necklace from the girlfriend of the member of another gang.
MOREKertzman picked for state tourism board
Mon, 10/27/08
Katherine Kertzman, program director for Seattle Southside Visitor Services, was appointed by Gov. Christine Gregoire to the Washington State Tourism Commission on Oct.
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Historic Seaview tower could be demolished
Mon, 10/27/08
After a century in West Seattle's Fauntleroy neighborhood, The Kenney's historic Seaview building could be demolished as AG Architects move forward with a new $150 million redevelopment project.
Board members and local residents made their…MORE
Aviation High's Gilman honored
Mon, 10/27/08
Reba Gilman, Principal and CEO of Aviation High School, has received the Museum of Flight's 2008 Pathfinder Award recognizing pioneering achievements in flying, engineering, education, operations, and manufacturing.
The award honors…MORE
Not easy, but you can get a mortgage
Mon, 10/27/08
West Seattle resident Shelly Pastachak decided to put her home on Southwest Webster Street on the market in late August.
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Gertrude Finney at 98-a storied life
Mon, 10/27/08
The Second World War had recently ended when Gertrude Finney and her husband, Roy, came to White Center to live in a house her mother had found for them. The house was on the streetcar line to Seattle, so getting to and from work would be…MORE
Burien limits number of vehicles at residences
Mon, 10/27/08
Tim Eyman and parking limits on residential property took center stage at the Burien council meeting on Oct. 20.
Former state Transportation Secretary, Doug MacDonald, spoke to the council as an opponent of I-985, an initiative that would…MORE
King County retains its top AAA bond rating
Tue, 10/21/08
King County's AAA bond rating was recently renewed despite the world financial crisis.
"These ratings validate the quality of my balanced 2009 budget proposal and the six-month lifeboat we created using reserves to continue critical…MORE
Police will ticket violators in new access lanes
Tue, 10/21/08
Seattle Police are going to start enforcing the use of the so-called Business Access and Transit lanes on Elliott Way and on 15th Avenue.
The curb lanes in both directions of this corridor have been converted to access and transit lanes as…MORE
