The Woodland Park Zoo is building a new edition but instead of animals, this one holds cars. Plans call for a four floor parking garage in the north west corner of the zoo, with capacity for 700 automobiles. Some neighbors feel officials ignored…MORE
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Gearing up for giving
Wed, 11/09/05
With the Thanksgiving holiday fast approaching, the Ballard Food Bank is hoping to provide 7,200 pounds of turkey to needy families and is seeking the public's help to reach that goal.
Each year, the agency's Adopt-a-Family program makes…MORE
Neighbors work to improve 14th Ave.
Wed, 11/09/05
Efforts by a group of residents to improve conditions on 14th Avenue Northwest have largely focused on the streets design and up-keep that they believe poses a safety threat to drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists, though statistically, the city…MORE
Skate rink future hazy
Fri, 11/04/05
People have been wondering what's to become of the Southgate Skating Rink.
The 85-year-old White Center landmark closed in midsummer after a suspicious fire in a storage lot next door scorched the south wall of the building.
Rink…MORE
Haley critical of Seattle way
Fri, 11/04/05
John Haley has a been a leader for several major transportation agencies around the nation, but he says this is the first place he's been where people talk a good fight for transit, but refuse to do anything to support it and then "cherrypick"…MORE
'Mother Goose' of 1950s TV is still a resident of West Seattle
Fri, 11/04/05
Did you know Mother Goose grew up in West Seattle, White Center, and Beacon Hill, is a West Seattle High School graduate, and resides here still?
Well, it's so!
MOREKenyon Hall is still offbeat
Fri, 11/04/05
Kenyon Hall, one of West Seattle's first performance venues, has often been labeled the place to go for vaudeville and old-fashioned entertainment.
But manager Lou Magor would characterize his unusual venue another way.
"We are a…MORE
House meets height law
Fri, 11/04/05
A new four-story house under construction on Beach Drive has a nearby property owner upset about losing part of the view of Puget Sound because he contends the new structure is taller than what the zoning allows.
The site in the 4200…MORE
Crime GAINs an enemy
Wed, 11/02/05
Steve Clark
A group formed to spotlight neighborhood crime in Ballard's north end got off to a stunning start last week. Greenwood Aurora Involved Neighbors or GAIN held their first public forum on Wednesday, October 26, in a standing room…MORE
Bergen Place Gets New Stones
Wed, 11/02/05
Dean Wong
Five new granite stones with etchings representing Scandinavian countries were installed last week in Bergen Place, thanks to a group of volunteers dedicated to giving the park more of a Nordic theme.
Friends of Bergen…MORE