West Seattle - Features

by Rob Clay and Sharon Burkhart

Editor's note: This is part one of a story about historic Ambaum Boulevard, the main road that connects Burien to White Center and West Seattle. Ambaum Boulevard wasn't always a boulevard and certainly not…MORE

information from Alaska Airlines

They say cats have nine lives. Thanks to Alaska Airlines employee Robin Yong, a cat from West Seattle has all nine intact.

Yong heard the tale of Itty Bitty Kitty, a lost cat from West Seattle, via…MORE

By Georgie Bright Kunkel

Since we are learning every day, our concept of what makes life worth living is always broadening with new experiences. Recently I opened my e-mail and found a forwarded article which likened each new being to a…MORE

Editors Note: We are pleased to announce with some pride and definite excitement that Pat Cashman has joined us as a contributing writer. Cashman's well known stints with KING TV's Almost Live, as the commercial face for Taco Time Northwest, and…MORE

A group of West Seattle residents are starting a weekly Shambhala meditation group that will meet at the Youngstown Cultural Center starting Tuesday, September 2nd.

From their website: The Shambhala teachings are grounded in ancient…MORE

On July 8th, Daystar sponsored the Senior Center of West Seattle’s annual fundraising Luau. They had a record number of meals served – 109 which raised more than $600 for the center! Daystar’s chef Kemberli Greco prepared and served a Luau…MORE

By Tim Clifford

“The FBI is celebrating its one hundred anniversary, its presence in Seattle at one hundred years this year, and when you think about some of the things that have transpired over that past century it’s pretty amazing where…MORE

The latest in a series of benefit events for the upcoming Delridge Grocery, is set for Aug. 9 at the Skylark.

The event will feature Midnight Idols (metal music at its best), Kings of Cavalier and Wrecking Yard with the music beginning at…MORE

RainWise is a rebate program offered by Seattle Public Utilities and King County Wastewater Treatment Division. It helps pay to install rainwater cisterns and/or rain gardens on private properties in parts of Seattle to reduce the polluted runoff…MORE

If the name Rat-faced McDougal means nothing to you, you may not be a flyfisherman. If it does, you may know it was once ‘fly of the week’ and that it was tied by a Harry and Elsie Darby or Roscoe, N.Y. many years ago. True flyfishers relish this…MORE