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After nearly six months without an executive director, the Ballard Food Bank has hired local resident Nancy McKinnon to lead the agency.

McKinnon brings experience in non-profit agency accounting and most recently was the interim…MORE

The usually very stable trackhoe toppled over last Thursday at the bottom of Admiral Way before entering the West Seattle Bridge. Photo by Sam Vichitnand.

As the general election nears candidates for Seattle City Council positions are campaigning heavily around hot button issues in Ballard like affordable housing.

Voters will decide four races for City Council, including three incumbents, on…MORE

Beach Drive resident Steve Kizer cleans off felt pen grafitti last week after the presentation of the new sign for Me-Kwa-Mooks Park. The sign was marked hours after it was installed and before the Oct. 13 dedicaiton by Alan Schmitz, grandson of…MORE

Thirty years of service is the theme of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Federal Way Stake as it celebrates its 30th anniversary. The Church is planning an anniversary program Nov. 16, beginning at 7 p.m. at the Federal Way Stake…MORE

Residents of Shilshole Marina's 225 liveaboard boats have been jockeying dock to dock for three years to accommodate the $80 million reconstruction project.

Unsettling, considering their occupants' slips are their home addresses. This…MORE

The grandson of the Schmitz family in West Seattle is Alan Schmitz, not as published in a photo caption and story in the Oct. 17 issue of the Herald. We regret the error.

On October 26, Centerstage Theatre presents its fifth annual murder mystery dinner. This year's performance is entitled "The Object."

Little Amber Pinchski is a very cute little girl. And she has a very unusual talent.

Inspection results show no additional settlement of the Alaskan Way Viaduct between Columbia Street and Yesler Way, and no new structural damage.

"It's always good news when we do not see additional settlement, but we still need to move…MORE

The Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association dreams of building a commercial center - a downtown for Delridge - on the Louisa Boren Junior High School site.

First the Delridge Association must persuade the Seattle School District to…MORE