Westwood Village is bringing back their popular Street Fair event June 16. The event will run from 10am to 7pm and feature vendor sales booths, food vendors, and as in year's past live music, a fashion show, a dog show and more.
Amusement…MORE
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Permits approved for Marination to move into Seacrest Park space
Thu, 05/24/12
Marination, the Hawaiian-Korean food vendor who won the contract to move into the space at Seacrest Park late last year has finally gotten the go ahead to proceed from the city. The permit decision states : "expansion of an existing restaurant…MORE
Margaret Ceis has died 1925 -2012; Mourned by King County Executive Constantine
Thu, 05/24/12
Long time community activist Margaret Ceis has died at the age of 86. She was a founding member of the ArtsWest board and most prominently on the Harborview Medical Center Board of Trustees. She was also involved with ARC Associated Recreation…MORE
Ferry traffic, noise and access disruptions expected over the next three years with Barton Pump Station Upgrade
Thu, 05/24/12
King County will break ground on a massive upgrade of the Barton Street Pump Station sometime in June as they update the underground facility next to the Fauntleroy ferry landing to accommodate modern times and West Seattle’s ever-growing…MORE
Just a week away, West Seattle High School All School Reunion coming on June 1
Thu, 05/24/12
Schedule of events for the 2012 West Seattle High School All School Reunion
Friday, June 1
4:30-7:00pm View Classic Cars on SW Stevens St.
5:00-6:00pm Doors Open, Pick up Programs, Name Tags, Roam Halls Food and Refreshments…MORE
Biking gets better as SDOT releases online bike map for Seattle
Thu, 05/24/12
Ever wondered how to safely get to from point A to point B while using self-propelled transportation?
Good news if so: The Seattle Department of Transportation released an online bike route map earlier this month, complete with information…MORE
Area grocery stores prepping for liquor sales; 20.5% spirits sales tax will be applied
Thu, 05/24/12
As June 1 approaches, grocery stores in the area are preparing for liquor sales. When Initiative 1183 was voted into law, taking the state out of the spirits business, it also carried forward existing taxes, including the "Spirits Sales Tax" of…MORE
Fruit has come to the desert: Martin's Way now carries fruit and veggies
Wed, 05/23/12
The non-profit food store, Martin's Way, that opened at the corner of Findlay Street s.w. and Delridge Way s.w. in January has struck a deal with Tony's Produce and is now carrying "17 kinds of fresh fruit and 10 different vegetables," said…MORE
Burien publishes questions and answers on North Highline annexation
Wed, 05/23/12
Residents of North Highline will have the opportunity to cast their vote on annexation on November 6, 2012, and in advance of that vote Burien is starting their outreach process to inform citizens on what to expect if they become residents of the…MORE
Investigation finds no violation in Lafayette Elementary principal’s handling of sexual harassment claim
Wed, 05/23/12
On Tuesday, May 22, Seattle Public Schools released (in a memo to interim Superintendent Susan Enfield) the findings of an investigation into alleged misconduct by Lafayette Elementary Principal Jo Lute-Ervin in her handling of a sexual…MORE
