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
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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
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
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
Mon, 12/15/14
The Department of Planning and Development announced three new land use applications in the North Seattle area. The applications include subdivisions and approval to improve a shoreline recreation site on the canal south of Fred Meyer.
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Mon, 12/15/14
Cologne fiend ransacks couple’s home, takes framed pictures of relatives
On Dec. 5, Seattle police responded to a burglary at a residence on the 900 block of Northwest 56th Street. The complainant told officers that when his wife arrived…MORE
Thu, 12/11/14
by Erin Bosetti
A new food truck has popped up in south Ballard, near the now shuttered Two Bit Saloon (4810 17th Ave NW). Basil and Javi’s (pronounced ha-vi) is a vegan wonderland bringing delicious fresh ingredients to Ballardites on the…MORE
Tue, 12/09/14
The Low Income Housing Institute's, (LIHI) Cheryl Chow Court (2014 N.W. 57th St.), is completed and has started to lease apartments.
Meanwhile, the Department of Planning and Development announced last week that permission has been…MORE
Mon, 12/08/14
By Amanda Knox
When asked about what sort of services have been provided in response to reports of coyote sightings in Ballard urban areas, Chris Anderson, District 12 (King County) wildlife biologist, responds, “What do you mean, services…MORE
Thu, 12/04/14
Each year hundreds of students ages 14-16 have the opportunity to participate in the Washington State Senate page program.
The page program is a hands-on educational experience that takes place on the Capitol Campus during the legislative…MORE
Thu, 12/04/14
Every Monday afternoon, empty baby strollers crowd the entryway of the Ballard branch of the Seattle Public Library, as families gather together for back-to-back sessions of Baby Story Time hosted by Amy LaVare. LaVare, or “Miss Amy,” as she is…MORE