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from the Seattle Police Blotter

Police took a man into custody after a woman called 911 to report someone was trying to break into her West Seattle home.

The Seattle Department of Transportation has scheduled a public open house for March 14 regarding some major construction work set to start in April. That work aims to improve safety and mobility along Avalon Way SW and 35th SW.

Would you love to support local artists AND a great local non profit organization at the same time? Well then this is your chance to shop and give back at the same time!

Howard Bogie, of West Seattle and more recently of Wesley Homes in Des Moines has passed away. He was 89.

information from Discover Burien

Observing and classifying plants and animals, peeking into their cycles of life, leading strolls through nature, exploring natural history with others -- sound like a walk in the park?

The King County Sheriff’s Office, with the assistance of the TAC-30 SWAT team, arrested Mical Roberts in Tacoma without incident on March 1. He was booked into the King County Jail for investigation of murder.

By Gwen Davis

Even though it might seem like light years away, light rail is coming to West Seattle. 

information from District 1 City Councilmember Lisa Herbold

Woodland Park Zoo is inviting the public for a day-long event called “Zoo for All: Celebrating Our Cultures,” set for May 18.

The meme is out there. Retail is going away and shopping is moving online. Except that's not really the case. Like most trends the idea that people's shopping habits can be summed up in a simplistic phrase is wrong.