Ballard High School teacher John Nygaard passed away yesterday, leaving the high school devastated at his untimely death. Nygaard, a history teacher and former basketball coach, was a 1987 graduate …
The popular Thai restaurant Thaiku will be reincarnated early next year, and they’re planning to open on Phinney Ridge. Thaiku closed their Ballard Ave location almost a year ago. The …
Tony’s Coffee (7001 3rd Ave NW) is hosting a grand opening party tonight, which they’re called a “Literary Housewarming.” They’ve invited a few Ballard authors to do some readings tonight, …
A revised land-use application has been filed for the block that houses the decades-old Viking Tavern at NW 64th St and 24th Ave NW. The application, published today by the Department …
Here are some stories making headlines in nearby neighborhoods: Former Oroweat Bakery Outlet site. Photo by Mike V Contractors clean up decades-old chemical spill at former Oroweat Bakery Outlet site …
A couple local authors have put together an urban hiking book that explores Seattle’s best stairway walks, and Golden Gardens is one of the featured hikes. The book is called …
Get some Christmas shopping done while helping a local nonprofit this Sunday: there will be a craft fair to raise money for the Ballard Food Bank. The craft fair is …
A new kitchen store is going in the former space occupied by Dish It Up! (5320 Ballard Ave.) which closed in April. It’s called Mr. J Culinary Essentials, and it will be …
The new RapidRide service in Ballard isn’t living up to its name, as buses have been routinely delayed 10 to 15 minutes during the afternoon commute, according to our news …
The lot that is home to the Dirt Exchange (1515 NW Leary Way) has been approved for a public storage building. The Seattle Department of Planning and Development approved the …
There will be an informational meeting about rain gardens tonight at the Ballard Library from 6 to 8 p.m. The meeting is sponsored by Sustainable Ballard, and will highlight the …
This Friday, Nov. 30, “Bad Art” will debut at the Nordic Heritage Museum, marking its first U.S. visit. The exhibit, titled, “Bad Art? 1,000 Birch Board Pictures from Sweden,” is …