West Seattle - Features

Nature Consortium, a West Seattle based environmental organization will not be presenting their annual Arts in Nature Festival at Camp Long this year citing the need to make that effort more sustainable long term. But they will be offering…MORE

by Kristina Todd

On Thursday, July 19th, the West Seattle Eagles Auxiliary, F.O.E. #2643, presented 3-time breast cancer survivor and West Seattle resident, Tracy Dart, with a check for $500.

As part of their charity fundraising…MORE

If you'd like to show community spirit and and support a good group of people the West Seattle High School cheerleaders are often out in the community just as they were last week volunteering at the Kids Fair held last Friday at Hiawatha…MORE

Our 92 year old publisher, Jerry Robinson responds to seeing the harvest from his son Scott's garden:

Scott,  You have no idea how delighted I am to get your garden report and the pictures. I want to show other members of our extended…MORE

Boo Who!

Who will wind Grandfather Tick Tock, hold Esmeralda on his knee Who’ll read books with Sturdly Bookworm, watch ICU2TV Who’ll pull cartoons from his top hat, ride a funny little trike Who will teach us to eat all our food, not just…MORE

SLIDESHOW by David Rosen & Steve Shay

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The Twenty-Fifth Annual Mediterranean Fantasy Festival got underway with plenty of belly dancing and cultural displays at Hiawatha Community Center 2700 California…MORE

Summer update press release from WSBWCN:

Hi Everyone, A few summer updates for you:

•West Seattle Grand Parade: This year, we decided that it would be a great opportunity to have some fun and get some visibility by walking in the…MORE

West Seattle resident and Garfield High School student Miranda Kubasti, 16, is a scholarship recipient to study in Turkey for the next academic year as part of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs YES Abroad…MORE

Bailey, owned by Patricia Glen is a service dog and an unusual breed from Madagascar called a Coton De Tuléar. He's seven years old. "Coton means cotton so he's as soft as a cotton ball," said Glen, "I say he's a living stuffed animal. He just…MORE

For crying out loud this column has been appearing in this corner for more than 60 years. It has attempted to inform and amuse our readers over the long haul.                                                            Our beloved readers have…MORE