Described by students, parents, and staff as "the lady who always smiles," Loyal Heights' administrative secretary Mary Hawkinson has retired after 31 years.
A going-away party was thrown in her honor at the school Oct. 3. Kathy Katzen,…MORE
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Freemont-Ballard line not priority run
Mon, 10/06/08
On Sept. 30, the Seattle City Council Transportation Committee gave two of the four streetcar lines proposed by the Seattle Department of Transportation last spring priority status.
MOREWhere to see the salmon arrive
Mon, 10/06/08
Fall is here, and that means that salmon will be making the journey from the Pacific Ocean to area streams and rivers to spawn. You can take advantage of the many salmon-viewing opportunities available now around the Lake Washington/Cedar/…MORE
Dutch Elm disease has infected some city trees
Mon, 10/06/08
While the City of Seattle has taken affective measures to control the spread of Dutch Elm disease, the Department of Transportation is warning residents that many new infected trees have been discovered across the city.
Dutch Elm disease…MORE
Interchange project awarded to Kiewit
Mon, 10/06/08
Kiewit Pacific Co. last week was awarded a $67 million project to build a new State Route 519 interchange near the Seattle sports stadiums.
"SR 519 is a crucial connection from I-5 and I-90 to the waterfront for cars and freight, and this…MORE
Small Faces gets rights to Crown Hill Elementary
Mon, 10/06/08
Small Faces Child Development Center has been awarded the right to purchase the former school building they have used for the past several years.
The former Crown Hill Elementary School building was bought from the Seattle School District…MORE
Election ballots can be dropped off at Delridge Center
Mon, 10/06/08
Voters can drop off general election ballots at the Delridge Neighborhood Service Center, 5405 Delridge Way, 24 hours each day starting Friday, Oct. 17, until 8 p.m. on Nov. 4, Election Day.
Please do not return your voted ballot at any…MORE
McPhee to move to Wallingford
Mon, 10/06/08
After a year of looking, Ballard tourist attraction and seller of practical necessities, Archie McPhee, has found a new home, and it's close to its old home.
The store will be packing up and moving by mid-2009 to Wallingford on the…MORE
Housing Authority units for seniors already filled
Mon, 10/06/08
The King County Housing Authority just completed the Nia Apartments, its first new public housing for seniors and disabled residents in 26 years, and a week later, it was fully leased.
The new 82-unit, four-story apartment complex, which…MORE
