Groundswell NW announced that it will match donations up to $2,000 for the Sunset Hill-Shilshole gateway project.
The combined amount of money raised will go toward the Neighborhood Matching Fund grant project to develop an overall…MORE
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Wed, 11/02/11
Groundswell NW announced that it will match donations up to $2,000 for the Sunset Hill-Shilshole gateway project.
The combined amount of money raised will go toward the Neighborhood Matching Fund grant project to develop an overall…MORE
Wed, 11/02/11
826 Seattle founder Teri Hein and Ballard High School student Meron Kasahun were at the White House today to receive an award from First Lady Michelle Obama.
The award recognized 826 Seattle for its effectiveness in developing learning…MORE
Wed, 11/02/11
Flanked by local health care leaders, Mayor Mike McGinn today called on Seattle to vote “Yes” on the Families & Education Levy so the City can continue providing successful “wrap around” services, including student health centers, to Seattle’…MORE
Wed, 11/02/11
Created as a joint project between local tableware designer, Rosanna, and long-time Seattle institution Bartell Drugs to foster a sense of community, Bartell stores are now offering iconic Ballard Neighborhood mugs.
The mugs depict all…MORE
Wed, 11/02/11
There's a lot of framing, carpeting, and painting going on at the former Tully's space on 22nd & Market Street.
Seattle Coffee Works is expanding into that space with a second location to be called Ballard Coffee Works.
Monday'…MORE
Mon, 10/31/11
By Theresa Edwards, Intern
Looking to sell that antique gold bracelet that’s been collecting dust in your jewelry box? Wondering how much those gold coins are worth? There are many infomercials on TV lately asking people to sell their gold…MORE
Mon, 10/31/11
After the standing room only success of their 2010 event writers, Ballard Writers present their second annual Book Slam on Friday, November 18, 2011.
Taking place at Sunset Hill Community Club, over 22 writers will have three minutes…MORE
Mon, 10/31/11
After a week of clogged and congested highways and city streets, commuters are back on the State Route 99 Alaskan Way Viaduct this morning, albeit traveling at a slower construction speed and navigating curves that will take some getting used to…MORE
Sat, 10/29/11
On Saturday, Oct 29, Seattle teachers, University of Washington TA’s, and hundreds of their allies in the Occupy Seattle movement taught Chase bank a lesson about the impact on education funding of their bank not paying taxes in-state mortgage…MORE
Fri, 10/28/11
Paving crews from the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will install curb bulbs, curb ramps and new crosswalks at two north Seattle locations.
Work will begin on Tuesday, November 1 and will take approximately two weeks to…MORE