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The West Seattle Transportation Coalition is proud to announce on October 18, 2013, our first public endorsements from groups and individuals for WSTC, to help represent them on transportation-related issues. (see…MORE

The Genesee-Schmitz Park Neighborhood Council offered these updates on the new Genesee Hill School project including the extension of the comment period on the Draft SEPA Checklist and the latest design plans.

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information from SWSHS

With an inspiring program featuring Dave Beck, a dessert dash, a silent auction full of intriguing items, good friends, great food, a historic West Seattle setting and “the best view of Seattle in Seattle,” the…MORE

Update for Nov. 6 We just spoke with Andy Barnecut, former manager of Barnecut's Admiral Way Service Station (recently sold), who said after a well deserved break he is back working as the mechanic for Hegge Chevron at 35th and Holden.

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A 25,000 square foot triangular chunk of land along Harbor Ave. S.W. has been sold by BNSF Railway to United Pacific Urban Realty Services a Washington LLC. The land fronts on Harbor Ave S.W. roughly between Lotus Ave. S.W. and the entrance to…MORE

Raisbeck Aviation High School of the Highline School District celebrated the grand opening of their new $43.5 million campus on Oct. 17 in a high-profile event that included Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, Boeing CEO Ray Conner, Alaska Airlines CEO…MORE

Seattle's Department of Neighborhoods is looking for community volunteers to serve on a Arbor Heights Elementary Departure Advisory Committee.

Here are the details from the city:

Here’s your chance to serve on an advisory committee…MORE

King County Road services provided an update and photo for the ongoing construction of a new South Park Bridge that has an expected completion in early 2014.

From King County's DeAnna Martin:

We achieved a major milestone the…MORE

A West Seattle woman is facing a second degree assault with a deadly weapon charge for allegedly intentionally striking a bicyclist in North Delridge during a Monday morning commute in July, and her victim was a well-known cycling advocate for…MORE

Seattle Public Schools are working to accommodate ever-growing enrollment and new construction at the elementary and middle school level, and are currently working through school boundary changes that will begin phasing in during the 2014-15…MORE