As the first part of the Alaskan Way viaduct is coming down in the following days, a group of citizens is trying once more to fight the proposed tunnel and point out its deficiencies.
Reluctantly accepting that the viaduct is coming down…MORE
Ballard - News
Nine-day Alaskan Way Viaduct closure has begun
Fri, 10/21/11
At 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 21, the State Route 99 Alaskan Way Viaduct, as we known it, ceased to exist.
While crews begin demolishing part of the viaduct and complete connections to new SR 99 lanes in SODO, drivers will face daily…MORE
SLIDESHOW: Maritime industry anticipates more jobs than people to fill them
Thu, 10/20/11
CLICK THE PHOTO ABOVE TO START SLIDESHOW
The Port of Seattle's Centennial 101 Series of tours culminated with "Ship Canal 101" Wednesday at Fishermen’s Terminal. The annual Port 101 Series included four tours beginning with Duwamish River…MORE
Mayor welcomes Brooks' new green headquarters and 300 new jobs to Fremont
Thu, 10/20/11
Mayor Mike McGinn welcomed Brooks Sports to Fremont on Thursday, Oct 20. The running shoe company will relocate its global headquarters to Fremont along the Burke-Gilman trail on 3400 Stone Way.
Not only will Brooks bring 300 jobs to…MORE
Another multi-story development proposed for downtown Ballard
Thu, 10/20/11
Yet another major private development project is planned for property in downtown Ballard.
Located at 1760 NW 56th Street, the planned six-story development would contain 130 units of market rate apartments and 1,400 square feet of…MORE
The Cooking Channel to film Snout & Co in Ballard
Wed, 10/19/11
The Cooking Channel is coming back to Ballard on Friday.
Eat St., the show that featured Ballard's Veraci Pizza earlier this year, is back to take a look at Snout & Co, a local food truck that sells irresistible Cuban food.
…MORE
Ballard Chamber invites community members to participate in shaping the future of Ballard's business community
Wed, 10/19/11
What's the long-range vision for Ballard's unique business district?
How can the Chamber of Commerce work with other groups and individuals to help the district continue to thrive?
You can help the Ballard Chamber of Commerce in…MORE
Long closure of the large lock at Ballard Locks coming up
Wed, 10/19/11
The large lock at the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks in Ballard will be closed to all marine traffic from 8 p.m. on Nov. 8 until 5 p.m. on Nov. 22 for routine maintenance.
The small lock will still be available for vessels less than 115 feet…MORE
Free trees seek loving homes
Wed, 10/19/11
UPDATE:
The Trees for Neighborhoods program has re-opened applications for Seattle residents to receive free conifer trees to plant in their yards.
Remaining available species are: deodar cedar, western red cedar, weeping Alaska…MORE
Ballard liveaboards connect with family in Senegal; host fundraiser at Conor Byrne tonight
Wed, 10/19/11
By Christy Wolyniak, News Intern
Ballard liveaboards Mara Garrity and David Allen are teaming up to raise funds for the Mandinka tribe in the remote village of Sare Kaba, Senegal.
Allen’s mother married into the Maneh family of the…MORE
