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Tue, 01/17/12

Ray’s Boathouse announced that Iron Chef competitor, Chef Wayne A. Johnson has been selected as their next Executive Chef.

"Chef Wayne’s passion for beautiful food and extraordinary flavors, love of mentoring, and dedication to giving…MORE

Mon, 01/16/12

All Seattle Public Schools will open two hours late on Tuesday, Jan. 17 because of a winter weather advisory issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). All pre-school activities, including preschool and Head Start are…MORE

Sun, 01/15/12

Weather forecasters are predicting continued cold and snowy weather for the Monday holiday and the work week. King County Metro Transit is remaining on snow routing countywide overnight and into Monday. And, it advises bus riders to be aware it…MORE

Sun, 01/15/12

Weather forecasters are predicting continued cold and snowy weather for the Monday holiday and the work week. King County Metro Transit is remaining on snow routing countywide overnight and into Monday. And, it advises bus riders to be aware it…MORE

Sun, 01/15/12

According to the Weather Channel snow is likely to continue for the first half of the week so commuters should be prepared for slick conditions and longer commutes.

Mayor Mike McGinn activated Seattle’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC)…MORE

Fri, 01/13/12

Out of Seattle's 27 food banks, the Ballard Food Bank is one of the biggest. It feeds 1,200 hungry people a week and in the last four years it has doubled in size and continues to grow.

At the helm of the indispensable organization is…MORE

Fri, 01/13/12

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will have street maintenance crews on standby for snow response this weekend and early next week due to a forecast of possible snow showers below 500 feet.

Throughout this week Street…MORE

Fri, 01/13/12

The zoo is inviting people to guess the weight of the graceful 33-year-old Water Lily and 12-year-old Guadalupe to win the opportunity of meeting the hippos up close.

The Woodland Park Zoo carefully monitors the weight of its animals and…MORE

Thu, 01/12/12

By John Jinneman, UW News Lab

A University of Washington landscape architecture class will be studying Ballard's much discussed 15th Avenue transit corridor as Metro looks to replace critical bus routes with RapidRide.

At this…MORE

Thu, 01/12/12

Turned off by hard physical labor, a young Dennis McCoy enrolled in community college in the late 1960s.

He thought law enforcement looked interesting and in 1969 he joined the Seattle Police Department as a cadet. He was only 19 years old…MORE

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