With monorail off Seattle's list of potential modes of mass transit, the remaining contenders to serve the western side of the city are streetcars, buses, and light rail.
Sponsored by the Sierra Club at the REI store downtown, the transit…MORE
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Wed, 11/23/05
With monorail off Seattle's list of potential modes of mass transit, the remaining contenders to serve the western side of the city are streetcars, buses, and light rail.
Sponsored by the Sierra Club at the REI store downtown, the transit…MORE
Wed, 11/23/05
Atop a hill on a scenic stretch of road in White Center sits a very purple and very different kind of wedding chapel.
For more than 40 years, locals and people from all over the world have come to AA Vagabond’s Enchanted Chapel to get…MORE
Wed, 11/23/05
Instead of repairing the weather-worn totem pole at the Admiral Viewpoint, it will be replaced next spring with a new "story pole" featuring a localized design.
The existing totem pole is a 39-year-old replica of a totem pole from Canada.…MORE
Tue, 11/15/05
Since people voted overwhelmingly last week to derail the monorail, the only remnants of the project in West Seattle are the properties purchased to build stations.
The Seattle Monorail Project board of directors voted to liquidate the…MORE
Tue, 11/15/05
Thanks to Ken Ahroni, everybody can rest easy when it comes to deciding who gets to crack the wishbone this holiday season.
In fact, the West Seattle native has made it possible to rest your wishes on these bird bones every day of the year…MORE
Tue, 11/15/05
How do Federal Way residents get in shape? An informal poll revealed last week that as the weather turns colder, membership at the health clubs around Federal Way is rising towards an all-time high. In addition to two Bally Total Fitness and a…MORE
Tue, 11/15/05
A collaborative effort from law enforcement agencies from King County, Des Moines, Federal Way and Tacoma continue to analyze evidence as they attempt to link a series of violent rapes throughout the area to a local suspect.
Police…MORE
Tue, 11/15/05
Last week, an important dignitary from the Republic of Korea visited Federal Way.
Jae-Joung Lee, a Vice Prime Minister in the Korean government, is spending the month of November touring the United States in his role as senior vice…MORE
Tue, 11/15/05
Families in Federal Way won't have to travel very far this holiday season to enjoy one of the most popular forms of British entertainment - the Pantomime.
For those unfamiliar with this classic theatrical experience, Pantomime, or "Panto"…MORE
Tue, 11/15/05
Highline School Board members adopted on Nov. 9 the formal ballot language for a $148 million capital facilities bond measure to be decided by voters on March 14.
They decided on Oct.
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