The most important fundraiser for North Seattle’s Boy Scout Troop 100 has been happening for the last few weeks at St. Alphonsus Church in Ballard.
The tree sale is the one and only annual fundraiser for the troop and has been a tradition…MORE
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Hate crime suspect arrested in Magnolia
Tue, 12/16/14
On December 7, Seattle Police arrested a 26-year-old man who was suspected of being involved in a hate crime against a cab driver in Magnolia.
According to Seattle Police Department, the cab driver picked up the suspect, two males and a…MORE
The Nordic Heritage Museum Presents the Nordic Lights Film Festival at SIFF Film Center
Tue, 12/16/14
The Nordic Heritage Museum brings more than a dozen films from all five Nordic countries to Seattle for the Nordic Lights Film Festival on January 15-18, 2015, at SIFF Film Center located at Seattle Center.
“The Nordic Lights Film Festival…MORE
Kid Governor highlights the need for early education funding
Mon, 12/15/14
in a made for media event in West Seattle on Monday five-year-old Sabella Johnson met with the press as the make-believe "kid-governor" to share with Governor Inslee and state legislators what she would do if she were in charge and to highlight…MORE
Burien Arts Gallery closing for the holidays
Mon, 12/15/14
The Burien Arts Gallery is taking a holiday break.
The Gallery will close Wednesday, Dec. 24 (Christmas Eve) and reopen on Friday, Jan. 2 with an Artist’s Reception for its January exhibition.
The opening gala on Jan. 2 is from 5-8…MORE
Washington Healthplanfinder Enrolls Nearly 60,000 Residents in Qualified Health Plans
Mon, 12/15/14
OLYMPIA, Wash. – Washington Healthplanfinder today announced that nearly 60,000 residents have signed up for Qualified Health Plans or renewed their coverage for 2015 through wahealthplanfinder.org. In addition, 480,000 new adults have accessed…MORE
SEPA Notification
Mon, 12/15/14
SEPA DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE (DNS) OF PROPOSED ACTION Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac Airport) North Satellite (NSAT) Terminal Expansion The Port of Seattle has completed an environmental analysis, including review of…MORE
Ballardite owner to reopen Paseo
Mon, 12/15/14
Paseo freaks can finally stop fearing a sandwich apocalypse after a new owner announced last week that he will soon reopen the restaurant.
On Dec. 12, a federal judge approved the pending bankruptcy sale, declaring Ballardite, Ryan…MORE
New education coalition supports cradle-through-college state investments
Mon, 12/15/14
SEATTLE/SOUTH KING COUNTY – Leaders from early learning, K-12 and higher education as well as numerous youth and family services organizations have banded together to form a coalition supporting a cradle-through-college state investment strategy…MORE
Local Middle School Wins $10,000 for Teaching Kids How to Code
Mon, 12/15/14
Burien, WA– Pacific Middle School is the only school in Washington to receive a $10,000 grant from Code.org to buy technology to support computer science learning in the classroom.
On Tuesday, December 9, from 9:50-10:30 a.m., State…MORE
