West Seattle - Features

By Pat Cashman I sat in the general manger’s cluttered office nervously wringing my hands---my first-ever job interview was underway. There was an opening for a spot on the assembly line at my hometown’s major builder of mobile homes---and I…MORE

The dream of many guys is to own a bar, and for many women a gift shop is a goal. Either of those businesses take luck, and a lot of hard work, but it helps to have a good idea to set you apart. That's the edge that the Alair Neighborhood Gift…MORE

If you would like to obtain some well considered financial advice, contact Sarah Cecil 206-938-6017.

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By Lindsay Peyton

West Seattle resident Russ Ford has been married to his wife Mollie for 40 years – but he doesn’t take their relationship for granted. He still likes to surprise her from time to time.

And now that Mollie is…MORE

By Pat Cashman

There sure has been a lot said and written about the topic of money. You know, money--- that green stuff that has pictures of the presidents on it like George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Benjamin Franklin?

Brookdale Admiral Heights is celebrating the Swing Era with a special party featuring Big Band favorites from West Seattle High School, as well as a "jazz club" complete with bowlers and martinis.

The date is Thursday, February 16, from 3…MORE

By Pat Cashman

Multiple choice. See if you can identify the source of the following words:

“Zero dacus, mucho cracus/hallaballuza bub…” The famous coda is, a) The play Pete Carroll wishes he had called in Super Bowl XLIX. b) The…MORE

If you would like to obtain some well considered financial advice, contact Sarah Cecil 206-938-6017.

Brought to you by Sarah Cecil Financial Advisor with Edwards Jones Investments.

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by Lindsay Peyton West Seattle artist Troy Pillow is preparing to put the finishing touches on his sculpture “Transpose” at Junction Plaza Park, located just at the corner of 42nd and Alaska.

The kinetic homage to the park – reflecting…MORE

With the changes made to 35th SW (and more coming) and Roxbury Street SW, and the future changes planned for the Fauntleroy Boulevard project the Seattle Department of Transportation is seeking public opinion on what is known as "Traffic Calming…MORE