For some people, there's nothing better than a turkey dinner and a free sleeping bag on Thanksgiving day.
About 150 homeless are expected to attend the Calvary Lutheran Church's Thanksgiving Day dinner, which is actually served during the…MORE
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Tue, 11/14/06
For some people, there's nothing better than a turkey dinner and a free sleeping bag on Thanksgiving day.
About 150 homeless are expected to attend the Calvary Lutheran Church's Thanksgiving Day dinner, which is actually served during the…MORE
Tue, 11/14/06
Opponents of the annexation of North Highline by Burien reacted negatively last week to the city's decision to declare the full unincorporated area a potential annexation area.
"The decision by the Burien City Council to declare all of…MORE
Tue, 11/14/06
At the end of March the fishing vessel Kristiana will leave Seattle for the rich halibut fisheries in the Gulf of Alaska. For the time being, she is moored at Fisherman's Terminal, along with the majority of the halibut fleet. The boat's primary…MORE
Sat, 11/11/06
Highline's incumbent Democratic legislators were overwhelmingly re-elected in Tuesday's election.
In unofficial election night results from King County Elections, 11th District Rep.
MORETue, 11/07/06
Nick Messenger nearly died last year.
After being hit by a car on Feb. 17 last year, the 12-years-old spent 64 days in the hospital, went through eight surgeries and nearly died.
"He was as close to death as you can get," said his…MORE
Tue, 11/07/06
Well, maybe it's no gang, but some unscrupulous person noticed a rotting wall in a duplex undergoing remodeling. They enlarged that portion of the crumbling structure, climbed through the hole, and stole $300 worth of plumbing supplies and hand…MORE
Tue, 11/07/06
Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Raj Manhas has announced he will step down next summer as the district's leader, in part because he feels his work is done.
Meanwhile, the merger of Viewlands and Broadview-Thomson will go forward.…MORE
Tue, 11/07/06
Seattle City Light cleared out overgrown English ivy, weeds and blackberries recently with the help of four-legged workers that made a "baaa" sound.
The city hired 260 goats from a Spokane company, Healing Hooves, to maintain a one-acre…MORE
Tue, 11/07/06
The lights will stay on at the Solstice Park tennis courts as the city starts its winter energy-savings plan.
Formerly known as the Lincoln Park Annex, the six public tennis courts at 7400 Fauntleroy Way S.W. are among the busiest in…MORE