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The Department of Neighborhoods is adding more hours and more places for passport applications, offered Tuesday through Friday.

Delridge Neighborhood Service Center, 5405 Delridge Way S.W., Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed…MORE

The chief executive officer of the Port of Seattle is Tay Yoshitani. His name was misspelled in the Sept. 19 edition.

The new city park being developed a few blocks west of the Alaska Junction needs an official name so Seattle Parks and Recreation is asking the public for ideas.

The city purchased property owned by Jim Ercolini at 48th Avenue S.W. and S.W…MORE

Five local seniors were honored on September 14 during the Foss Home and Village's Senior Appreciation Reception for their volunteer work.

The awardees included : Sid and Hilda Andrews (see Sept. 5, News-Tribune); Vivian Harlin, Bitterlake…MORE

Star Hang Nga Rush, of Ballard, has been named director of the Center for Liberal Arts at Bellevue Community College.

Established in 2002, the Center for Liberal arts enriches the BCC educational experience through programs that expand…MORE

The first of six projects to repair or replace more than half of the Alaskan Way Viaduct will start next month.

C.A. Carey Corporation has been awarded the contract to strengthen the viaduct between Columbia Street and Yesler Way where the…MORE

The first of six projects to repair or replace more than half of the Alaskan Way Viaduct will start next month.

C.A. Carey Corp. has been awarded the contract to strengthen the viaduct between Columbia Street and Yesler Way where the…MORE

Seattle City Light crews will be trimming trees close to power lines in Burien and SeaTac this fall.

City Light officials are concerned because many trees have grown into power lines.

The trimming to maintain a 10-foot clearance…MORE

Volunteers are needed to help install playground equipment at the new Salmon Bay School playground during a three-day period from Oct. 12 to 14.

A professional play structure installation company will send workers to the site to guide…MORE

Due to anticipated record ridership and higher than expected revenues, King County Metro Transit will extend service on the West Seattle Water Taxi through October, ending on Nov. 2.