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The process proposed to update the Ballard/Crown Hill neighborhood plan, and 37 others across the city, won't be as in-depth as when the blueprints were originally conceived in the late 1990s, but city leaders vow there will still be plenty of…MORE

Environmentalist Judy E. Pickens might be known by area residents for her stewardship and restoration efforts of Fauntleroy Creek, but the West Seattle author is also getting recognition for her new book.

The book is Guided By the Light,…MORE

The juvenile suspect wanted in connection with the February 24 shooting on Military Road has turned himself, according to the Federal Way Police Department.

Detectives are now interviewing 16-year-old Deondre L McDougle regarding his…MORE

For Dan Rector, the academic learning comes during the school day and the magic starts after the last bell rings.

Rector, 17, is a member of the Ballard High School Drama Program which rehearses at the end of the school day. He just…MORE

Tom Mitchell has been named Administrator of Skilled Nursing at Providence Mount St.Vincent.

During his four-year tenure with Providence, Mitchell has served as director of operations at Providence Mount St. Vincent and as regional manager…MORE

The Decatur High School Concert Choir is spreading the news: the annual choir extravaganza scheduled for March 7 could propel them all the way to New York City in April for what may be the most prestigious high school choir competition in the…MORE

Ballard Natural Gas Service has been given the 2007 Angie's List Super Service Award. The company also won the award in 2006.

The award is for companies who have achieved and maintained superior service ratings on Angie's List. Less than…MORE

With robotic arms extended, cranes are expanding Alaska Junction upward yielding joint condominium and retail buildings, a mini-explosion of residences and shops that will attract even more traffic to the current congestion on Alaska Street,…MORE

After a cosmetic facelift and a restructuring of its curriculum, the Norman Center YMCA will close its preschool program.

The facility will shut its doors April 1, signaling the end of a struggling preschool program the organization tried…MORE

The Port of Seattle and the King County Housing Authority agreed last week to delay the transfer of the Lora Lake Apartments pending the outcome of environmental testing at the affordable housing complex.

The sale of the property from the…MORE