When Matt Tulio purchased a house in Crown Hill last year, he demolished it to build an environmentally friendly structure that features the latest in "green" technology.
Tulio had done his research on ways to build green.
"It's…MORE
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Tue, 05/06/08
When Matt Tulio purchased a house in Crown Hill last year, he demolished it to build an environmentally friendly structure that features the latest in "green" technology.
Tulio had done his research on ways to build green.
"It's…MORE
Tue, 05/06/08
There will be no skateboarding facility at the future Myrtle Reservoir Park.
That announcement came from Parks and Recreation project manager Virginia Hassinger and planning manager Kevin Snoops during the third of four public meetings…MORE
Tue, 05/06/08
Eighteen students from Highline Public Schools have been selected into the Washington Aerospace Scholars program.
Seventeen are students at Aviation High School; one is from Mount Rainier High School. A total of 225 students were selected…MORE
Tue, 05/06/08
Car thefts in the region have been declining so much the Seattle area is no longer on the top-ten list nationwide for highest number of car thefts.
The Seattle metro area was ranked sixth in the nation per capita for car thefts, but a 2007…MORE
Tue, 05/06/08
The Port of Seattle is developing a plan to restore habitat on property it owns along the Lower Duwamish River.
Last week the port held an open house to introduce the first draft of the Lower Duwamish River Habitat Restoration Plan,…MORE
Tue, 05/06/08
Swedish Physician's Ballard Clinic celebrated its 15th anniversary in April with a birthday cake and a noontime staff gathering.
When the office first opened in 1993, there were only three doctors. Now there are seven physicians and 20…MORE
Tue, 05/06/08
With boxes of bowling pins, shoes and racks of bowling balls marked for auction, a recent sale marked the end of Sunset Bowl, which first opened in Ballard in 1957.
Members of the public were free to roam around the building, poking their…MORE
Tue, 05/06/08
Eat Local Now 2008, an event held at Ballard High School on April 29 was to help raise awareness about the need to support local farmers and their products.
"Now more than ever, with the global food crisis going on, it's important to have…MORE
Tue, 05/06/08
Broadview homeowners are angry about the raw sewage that overflowed into their basements in December and vented their frustrations to a city official last week.
During a heavy rainstorm on Dec.
MORETue, 05/06/08
Wegger Christian Strommen, Norway's ambassador to the United States, stopped by the Norse Home and Leif Erickson Hall last Friday before viewing a nearby fishing vessel.
Norway's honorary consul general in Seattle, Kim Nesselquist, and…MORE