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Johnston Architects revealed three possible design schemes Oct. 27 for new development on the plot of land at Northwest 64th Street and 32nd Avenue Northwest that currently houses the Sunset Hill Greenmarket.

Scheme 1 calls for leaving the…MORE

Crown Hill will celebrate its fourth annual Crown Hill Arts Festival on Nov. 8 at the Crown Hill Activities Center.

The community event will include an all day art walk, evening performances and a beer garden.

Seniors, students, teachers, parents and the Mt. Rainier Swim and Dive Team--around 70 people in all--packed the Des Moines City Council meeting last Thursday voicing their support for Mt. Rainier Pool after hearing the city might terminating the…MORE

After their final meeting to discuss ideas and changes towards the design of the Aurora Bridge suicide-prevention barrier, members of the advisory committee still showed interest in staying informed with the process of implementing the barrier.…MORE

Additional new Highline schools and new buses have been delayed because of the current economic downturn.

Assistant Highline schools superintendent Geri Fain told board members on Oct. 22 that district staff is recommending that board…MORE

The summer's-long partial closure of the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks in Ballard is over.

Maritime traffic began moving through the small lock last week, said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which operates the project.

The problem…MORE

The popular Tex-Mex restaurant chain Matador will be required to change some of its decor and menu items in compliance with a settlement drawn up on Oct.

The late zombies

By Marc Calhoun

Don't you hate it when the undead are late?

I'd locked myself out of the house. My wife wasn't due home for a few hours, and try as I might, I could not break in. So having a few hours to kill…MORE

Some think Ballard is becoming another metropolis of condos, but as property values increase and business owners reach retirement age many are taking advantage of the opportunity to benefit from the fruits of their labor.

Considered staple…MORE

The state Employment Security Department has mailed applications to more than 100,000 Washington workers who potentially qualify for emergency unemployment benefits. So far, Washington has paid out more than $2 million in benefits.

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