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Two beloved Whittier School icons retired and were honored by school children, parents and staff. After 28 years as administrative secretary, Catherine Jolly said goodbye to a gathering of fans of all ages Oct. 14 in the library. The following…MORE

Highline Community College opened a new 2500 square foot Aquarium and classroom facility at Redondo pier this summer.

Called the MaST (Marine Science and Technology) Center, the new buildings along the Redondo waterfront just south of…MORE

With years of afterthought and wanting to contribute to the awareness of breast cancer as each October went by, Giovanna Duque owner of Duque Salon+Spa+Boutique in Ballard, always had the intention to create a window at the front of her boutique…MORE

The Seattle School Board has directed Superintendent Maria L. Goodloe-Johnson to begin addressing capacity classroom imbalances immediately.

The board says there a $24 million deficit in the budget for the 2009-2010 school year, which must…MORE

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In their quest to complete the Burke-Gilman Trail's missing link, the segment running from east of the Ballard Bridge to the Ballard Locks, the city has created what some bicyclists are already calling the new missing link.

Construction on…MORE

Editor's Note: We run this story from our sister paper, the Ballard News-Tribune, as an indication of how the city is pushing paid parking and residential parking zone in fast developing areas now without parking.

The Fremont Chamber of Commerce and businesses in the area are strongly protesting the city's attempt to implement parking meters and residential parking zones.

The city's push to enforce paid parking in Fremont is still strongly opposed…MORE

Some Seattle schools may have to be closed by next June because of a $24 million deficit the district is facing.

The first phase of a school board resolution will address capacity shortages in North Seattle, Queen Anne and Magnolia, but…MORE

According to developers and landowners in Ballard the neighborhood's building boom is still going, though now with the economy slumping it's more of a firecracker than a stick of dynamite.

A number of developments in Ballard have been…MORE