On this, the 235th celebration of our nation's declaration of independence, we want to remind our readers about the meaning of the day and for at least a few moments amid the BBQ's, summer fun and fireworks, remember that for hundreds of millions…MORE
West Seattle - Features
Now you can be toasty while making a toast at The Bridge
Sat, 07/02/11
The Bridge, bar and restaurant at 4439 35th s.w, just added a new outdoor firepit to their patio area. The 4 x 4 foot pit was built by Shan the Man and is fully propane powered.
"We plan on having benches around it which will seat about 8…MORE
The Fastest Kid on Webster Street
Sat, 07/02/11
If it wasn't for the bullies of northern White Center, young Earl Cruzen might not have become the fastest kid on Webster Street. Earl was a smallish lad who would rather write than fight. He learned to high-tail it away from bigger boys bent on…MORE
Teens from the Major Taylor Project will bicycle 200 miles on July 9 and 10 from Seattle to Portland
Fri, 07/01/11
Twenty-five teenagers from Seattle Urban Academy/Union Gospel Mission, Chief Sealth High School, Evergreen High School and Global Connections High School, along with teachers, program leaders and volunteers, will bicycle 200 miles from Seattle to…MORE
Breadwinner carries on a family tradition in White Center
Fri, 07/01/11
By Jasmine Whiting
The aroma of fresh-baked bread and roasted meats fills the air at the Seattle Roll Bakery. Owner Hop Nguyen, dusting flour from her hands, emerges from the kitchen smiling broadly. In this narrow White Center bakery…MORE
These boots are standing for America
Fri, 07/01/11
West Seattle Herald photographer David Rosen received an email from a West Seattle resident on Beach Drive calling his attention to a particularly patriotic display.
He shares that it was, "7 pairs of combat boots with plants - and…MORE
Two Tartes Café & Catering a Georgetown success; West Seattle owners, staff, keeping it folksy
Thu, 06/30/11
Four years ago, West Seattle residents Lori Gilliam and Sue Benyak moved their Chef du Jour Catering business from Delridge Ave. to the funky, up-and-coming Georgetown neighborhood just across the West Seattle Bridge and one exit south to combine…MORE
Stop Requested, offers you the chance to be like a Hollywood producer and get a film made
Thu, 06/30/11
Former West Seattleite, Lorraine Montez is creator, co-executive producer and co-writer of a film now in production called Stop Requested. The film is taking an unusual path to the screen. Montez and the other producers are utilizing a crowd…MORE
MS Children's Book by Phoenecia restaurant's William Khazaal passes 1,500 sales & printing has begun
Thu, 06/30/11
As many recall, Fauntleroy resident William Khazaal organized a Multiple Sclerosis fundraiser on World MS Day May 25. He helped round up 69 restaurants and small businesses, over 20 in West Seattle and White Center, to donate a percentage of…MORE
Pet of the week: Oskar is a non alpha male
Tue, 06/28/11
Bianca Knitter got her dog Oskar a pure bred Saint Bernard as a rescue dog and he came to live with her when he was just over 7 months old from Saint Bernard Rescue. "He's actually from Oregon. I drove down to Tillamook to pick him up there."…MORE