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This year's 33rd Annual Ballard SeafoodFest is going green during the weekend event.

The Ballard Chamber of Commerce's new Sustainability Committee has taken a number of measures to reduce material and energy waste generated by the weekend…MORE

The seeds of a partnership sprouted last week between the Seattle School District, city officials and Crown Hill neighbors to preserve land that residents say brings the community together.

That was true last Wednesday when more than a…MORE

In a recent ceremony at Pier 36, West Seattle resident Chief Quartermaster Stuart Dederick retired after 30 years in the United States Coast Guard.

Dederick served on five ships (Yocona, Midgett, Blackhawk, Morganthau, and Munro) and saw…MORE

SeaTac Police and King County Sheriff's detectives were continuing their investigation late last week into the apparent murder of a taxi driver whose body was found in his burned-out cab on July 10.

Firefighters who responded to a 3:30 a.m…MORE

The Burke-Gilman Trail along the Ship Canal through the Fremont neighborhood will remain closed until summer 2008.

The Seattle Department of Transportation had planned to reopen the trail section over the next few weeks after it had closed…MORE

Highline Medical Center has been recognized by the Premier healthcare alliance as a top performer nationwide in hip and knee replacement procedures.

One of only six hospitals to receive the 2007 Premier Award for Quality for excellence in…MORE

The clock is ticking on the biggest high construction closure ever.

On Aug. 10 crews of the Washington State Department of Transportation will close multiple lanes and ramps on northbound Interstate 5 between Spokane Street and I-90…MORE

The latest Breeders Theater show at Burien's E.B. Foote Winery, Out of the Nest, is more than a fledgling.

It opens with a flock of dancing birds and a cat who struggles with its nature. From there we hear a tale of courage, sacrifice and…MORE

In relation to the article "Condo could 'entangle' traffic at busy junction," in the July 11 issue:

Weber and Thompson Architects was the firm originally hired by Kirkland based developers Rhapsody Partners to design the 250-unit, six to…MORE

The City of Federal Way Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department is proud to present its 2007 Summer Sounds at the Beach concert series at Steel Lake Park.