The Phinney Neighborhood Association held its second annual Summer Beer Taste Saturday, rhis year it fell on "quatorze juillet," or Bastille Day, so the event was coined "Beerstille Day."
Bright red t-shirts worn by staff, and for sale,…MORE
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Tue, 07/17/07
The Phinney Neighborhood Association held its second annual Summer Beer Taste Saturday, rhis year it fell on "quatorze juillet," or Bastille Day, so the event was coined "Beerstille Day."
Bright red t-shirts worn by staff, and for sale,…MORE
Tue, 07/17/07
The city wants to take the lead this time as it decides how West Seattle should update its neighborhood plans.
Mayor Greg Nickels released a proposal earlier this month that outlines a city-staffed structure to examine all 38 of Seattle's…MORE
Tue, 07/17/07
With the public sale of the first Burien Town Square condominiums not set to begin until July 25, nearly half of the units already have already been spoken for.
According to Kim Sharpe-Jones, marketing manager for Miller Condominium…MORE
Tue, 07/17/07
The West Seattle Junction Association hosted its 25th annual Junction festival, now called SummerFest, last weekend and the place was packed for three days with warm summer weather.
Thirty bands performed on two stages. Close to 90 vendors…MORE
Tue, 07/17/07
While Burien and Seattle continue the long North Highline annexation process, the SeaTac Planning Commission has recommended its city take a piece of the unincorporated area.
As part of SeaTac's comprehensive plan review, commission…MORE
Tue, 07/10/07
The last vestige of the former Park Lake-now Greenbridge neighborhood is the Jim Wiley Community Center, which officially reopened Friday after a $5 million remodeling job.
The pyramid-like 1980 building is the only structure in the…MORE
Tue, 07/10/07
Alki's new bronze Statue of Liberty is cast and paid for, but there's not enough money yet to build the plaza around it.
A fundraising campaign for the project ran out of steam after the organization Northwest Programs for the Arts had…MORE
Tue, 07/10/07
When it comes to mass transit, Puget Sound's new selling point is that open water requires no expensive workers to design, build, pave, stripe or repeatedly patch its surface.
"The route is free," said King County Councilman Dow…MORE
Tue, 07/10/07
Summer will sizzle with diversions both quirky and wonderful, from jugglers to a sausage-eating contest, during the Olde Burien Block Party on Saturday, July 14.
Among the amusements planned from noon to midnight are performers of every…MORE
Tue, 07/10/07
Highline Community College is embarking on its first "viral marketing campaign."
The college is reaching out to the teen and young adult populations, especially to males, with a new ad campaign: Don't be an Obert.
"Our research…MORE