SeaTac Mayor and State Rep. Mia Gregerson to Read Jill Biden Book; Gregerson’s 92-Year-Old Father to Speak
SeaTac, WA – The students of Bow Lake Elementary School are inviting local veterans to an assembly honoring veterans and active…MORE
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Robbery and assault near 16th Ave. SW and SW Roxbury St
Wed, 10/29/14
Around 10:45 pm on Oct 28, Seattle police and the guardian one helicopter set up containment near 16th Ave SW and SW Roxbury street that involved some kind of street robbery/assault. They were searching for three suspects. The victim was injured…MORE
Parents carry their little kids across 35th from Camp Long, which is very dangerous
Tue, 10/28/14
by Gwen Davis
The second of two interactive meetings on safety improvements for 35th Ave. kicked off Tues. afternoon at the Southwest Library with SDOT manager, Jim Curtin.
“The goal of this project is to implement safety for…MORE
Ballard Development: One application to develop a site zoned as fish and wildlife habitat and three subdivisions approved
Tue, 10/28/14
The Department of Planning and Development announced that there are two new subdivision applications in the works within the Ballard area. One application requires a SEPA review because the project site is zoned as a Fish and Wildlife Habitat.…MORE
Bartell plans to stay at Ballard Commons, but will the new store be a union store?
Tue, 10/28/14
Bartell Drugs has announced plans for their store at 5605 22nd Ave. NW.
After the building where the current store resides was sold last year, it was unknown if Bartell Drugs would reestablish their store following construction of a new…MORE
Rainier Beer jaunts its way through Seattle for “R Day”
Tue, 10/28/14
By Taylor Winkel
The folks over at Rainier brewed up a little somethin’ special last Friday to celebrate “R Day,” an unofficial holiday coined by the beer company to mark the first anniversary since the iconic Rainier “R” made its way back…MORE
Sinkhole forms on 45th SW near Junction
Tue, 10/28/14
A sinkhole formed overnight on 45th SW just north of Edmunds street west of the West Seattle Junction.
It is about 10 feet long and 7 feet wide and formed in a spot that had previously been patched with asphalt. It blocked one lane.
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Police say knife wielding robbers were looking for drugs in Roxhill home invasion
Mon, 10/27/14
Seattle police say a home invasion by three men early Sunday morning was motivated by a hunt for drugs.
The incident began early Sunday morning in West Seattle's Roxhill neighborhood when three men, armed with a knife broke in to a home…MORE
Ballard singer starts month-long fundraiser for breast cancer research
Mon, 10/27/14
Ballard singer and songwriter, Kristin Chambers, performed her title track "Everything Woman" on King 5 TV's New Day Northwest last Oct. 22 to kick off a month-long fundraiser.
All music download sales from Chamber’s website, www.…MORE
Burien Arts to paint faces for free at Pumpkin festival
Mon, 10/27/14
Pumpkins won’t be the only things decorated at this year’s Night of 1000 Pumpkins on Saturday, Nov. 1.
The artists from the Burien Arts Association will be painting faces for free at the Burien Community Center and Dottie Harper Park.…MORE
