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Steve Clark

If the Ballard Locks continues to operate the way they are now, they will run out of money in June. So that doesn't happen, Army Corps of Engineers staff will have to make changes in how the almost 90 year old landmark operates…MORE

Representatives of neighborhoods throughout West Seattle met at Chief Sealth High School recently to discuss what they love about their community as well as what ails it.

Participants said they love the fact that people of many races and…MORE

Steve Clark

The gypsy moth, a voracious tree predator, has been found in several parts of Crown Hill by the Washington State Department of Agriculture. The Agriculture Department, which has waged an almost 30 year war to eradicate the moth…MORE

She had to run an astonishing 40 seconds faster than ever before on the 3.1-mile Lower Woodland course, but West Seattle High School senior Stephanie Honan found the reserves to cling to 31st place in the Metro League Championship cross country…MORE

Dean Wong

Last year there was a shortage of flu vaccine and many people went without the protection. This year there's enough of the medicine to go around with several locations in Ballard for people to get their shots.

In 2004, one…MORE

Everything about the Admiral District home of Ted and Nancy Hadley signals the presence of children - lots of children.

From the oversize van parked out front to the half-dozen bicycles blanketing the lawn to the happy juvenile chatter…MORE

New kiosks will take other forms of payment.

If White Center and Boulevard Park jointly formed the city of North Highline, the new municipality would be broke immediately.

That's the conclusion of Nesbitt Planning & Management Inc., which was hired by King County to analyze…MORE

Rebekah Schilperoort

The new paid parking stations that are coming to downtown Ballard could enhance turnover for local businesses, according to the Seattle Department of Transportation.

Board member says mayor a 'flip-flopper'

By Tim St.