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There's a new feature attraction in Ballard and it's the Sea Star, one of the boats from the television series Deadliest Catch.

The boat was retired from the crabbing business in 2005 and still serves as a chase boat for the Discovery…MORE

The public will be asked to comment on a city proposal that would ban certain uses of "expanded" polystyrene and encourage people to use reusable shopping bags, says Seattle City Council President Richard Conlin.

The hearing will on…MORE

Driver licensing office to be remodeled

The West Seattle Driver Licensing office, at 8830 25th Avenue S.W., will be closed Saturday, June 28 through Tuesday July 8 for remodeling.

As an alternative, customers may go to:

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With the start of the summer boating coming up, boaters will have limited use of the small lock at the Hiram Chittenden Locks.

The small lock has pintle bearings that are badly deteriorated and replacement parts have to be custom…MORE

South Seattle Community College has announced the selection of Joseph Hauth as director of the Puget Sound Industrial Excellence Center at the college's Georgetown campus, located in the heart of the Duwamish manufacturing corridor in South…MORE

The success of Clay Eals' biography of Steve Goodman has taught him life changing lessons in hope and gratitude.

"Steve Goodman: Facing the Music" sold out its first 5,000 copies in eight months, and is now in its second printing. The book…MORE

The Ballard Avenue Landmark District Board considered changes in appearance of local establishments with an iron fist.

A few local business owners came before the District Board last week to discuss various changes they wanted to make to…MORE

In the popular film, "This is Spinal Tap," Michael McKean's character, David St. Hubbins considers two album cover images, one sexually tasteless, the other sexually "artistic." He then recites the now classic line, "It's such a fine line between…MORE

Despite lingering neighborhood doubts, the Seattle School District says it has every intention of working with the surrounding community to determine what uses should replace Denny Middle School after it's torn down and rebuilt on Sealth High's…MORE

Kids are spending more time indoors with the growing popularity of technology given to them each day. Computers, video games, and television are taking over and it's getting more difficult to get kids to enjoy the simple pleasures of the outdoors…MORE