After numerous things were stolen off his porch one Ballard man is fighting crime in his own special way.
Matt Coggan of Ballard used a hidden camera to get evidence of a young man stealing a package but the thief didn't get away with…MORE
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Did a squirrel cause Monday’s power outage?
Wed, 01/18/17
What caused the power outage last Monday that affected over 22,000 people in Fremont, Queen Anne and Ballard?
Seattle City Light Engineering and Technology Innovation Officer, Sephir Hamilton, reported today on twitter that a failed “…MORE
Sex center heating things up in Ballard
Wed, 01/18/17
Sex. No other word like it captures the entire breadth of human experience from procreation to pleasure. In many circles it is a means to an end, to some an act of pleasure, however, to others it provides a platform for experimentation and…MORE
Harriet Bullitt dontes Edward Curtis' "The North American Indian" to the Seattle Public Library
Wed, 01/11/17
Philanthropist Harriet Bullitt has donated her rare collection of Edward S. Curtis' "The North American Indian" to The Seattle Public Library.
Curtis (1868-1952) was an American photographer and ethnologist whose work focused on the…MORE
Swedish Ballard receives Baby Friendly designation
Fri, 01/06/17
information from Swedish Ballard
Swedish Ballard said in a press release that it has received a prestigious international recognition as a Baby-Friendly Designated birth facility.
"There are more than 20,000 designated Baby-…MORE
Police body cameras are now the law; Will they make a difference?
Thu, 01/05/17
information from the City of Seattle
Mayor Ed Murray and Council President Bruce Harrell issued the following statement on the deployment of body-worn video equipment on West Precinct bike officers this past weekend. The deployment marks a…MORE
Ballard Natural Drainage system is complete: Here's what's next
Wed, 01/04/17
The Ballard Natural Drainage System project, in the works for the past three years is complete according to Seattle Public Utilities. The work done will help prevent an average of 1 million gallons of untreated sewage and stormwater per year from…MORE
California court case could disrupt WDFW initiative
Tue, 01/03/17
A decision made in a California court case may change the trajectory of a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife initiative that would raise fees for resident commercial fishers and lower the fees for non-residents.
Last December the…MORE
Polar Bear Plunge at Golden Gardens was fast, funny and fun
Sun, 01/01/17
Ballard‘s 8th Annual New Year’s Day Polar Bear Plunge saw hundreds show up at Golden Gardens Park for the 8th Annual rinsing off the previous year and getting a memorable start to 2017.
With no official starter, the tech savvy crowd, many…MORE
Officials respond to allegations of favorable policy for non-resident commercial fishers, purse seiners
Tue, 12/27/16
The Ballard News-Tribune published a story earlier this month about the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife proposing an initiative that would increase the commercial fishing license renewal fees for residents and lower the fees for non-…MORE
