Around noon on Saturday at Fisherman's Terminal, a crewmember aboard the fishing trawler Enterprise turned on the boat's winch from inside the engine room. He returned to the deck and saw hydraulic fuel leaking from a loose hose.
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Hometown Christmas celebrated
Wed, 11/29/06
It's another hometown Highline Christmas as ChoralSounds Northwest presents its annual holiday production Friday-Sunday, Dec. 8-10, at the Highline Performing Arts Center, 401 S. 152nd St.
MORE$1 million to college for industrial excellence
Tue, 11/28/06
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded a $1 million grant to South Seattle Community College so it can construct facilities for the Puget Sound Industrial Excellence Center.
The award is part of a $5 million challenge grant from…MORE
Airplane noise to be studied
Tue, 11/28/06
The recently adopted 2007 King County Budget includes money for a Localizer Directional Aid approach noise impact study for the neighborhoods surrounding Boeing Field.
"I have been a long-time advocate of an Elliott Bay approach for planes…MORE
Retired Highline superintendent Carl Jensen, 97, dies of cancer
Tue, 11/28/06
Carl Jensen, Highline's "Citizen of the Century," died on Nov. 21of cancer at age 97.
In March 2000, the Highline Historical Society bestowed the honor on the man who guided the Highline School District as superintendent from 1953 to 1971…MORE
Thieves nabbing metal products
Tue, 11/28/06
Ballard's industrial area has been ravaged by thieves stealing metal products recently because of the high prices paid by recyclers.
During the weekend of Oct. 28th, someone climbed a fence at a local business and stole aluminum parts made…MORE
Pathfinder program solid in spite of awful building
Tue, 11/28/06
The Pathfinder community is a firm believer that building condition does not make a school program.
But with the floor literally crumbling beneath their feet in the rundown Genesee Hill building and little hope from the strapped Seattle…MORE
Man who killed her aunt found guilty
Tue, 11/28/06
For over two years, Ballard resident Linda Smith waited to face the man who robbed and assaulted her aunt Irma, causing injuries that would eventually lead to her death.
Smith finally saw Tony Dale Green up close when he recently pleaded…MORE
White Center residents give ideas for its future
Tue, 11/28/06
While Burien and Seattle ponder White Center's future, White Center residents have ideas of their own about their community's tomorrow.
People gathered at the Salvation Army's White Center Community Center recently to offer suggestions…MORE
Money for park still is needed
Tue, 11/28/06
The fruition of a new pocket park will depend largely on direct donations and neighbors are hoping the community will pitch in.
Ballard Corners Park will be built along the west side of 17th Avenue Northwest between Northwest 62nd and 63rd…MORE