By Joe Veyera Local author Laurie Ann Thompson will read from her new book, “Be a Changemaker: How to Start Something That Matters,” on Sept. 14 at 2 p.m. at […]
Month: August 2014
Market Street Singers celebrates 10 years performing around Ballard
By Joe Veyera Since 2004, the Market Street Singers have brought their vocal stylings to events and locations both in and around Ballard. Now, to celebrate 10 years, the non-audition, […]
Dog found in Ballard last night
By Joe Veyera My Ballard reader Roger emailed My Ballard to let us know that he spotted this young, female dog outside his building yesterday evening on Northwest 59th Street, […]
Ballard First Lutheran Church hosts Norwegian choir concert September 10
By Joe Veyera Ballard First Lutheran Church (2006 NW 65th St) will play host to one of three Puget Sound area concerts featuring one of the most outstanding men’s chorus from […]
PARK(ing) Day applications due this Friday
By Joe Veyera There’s less than one week left to submit your application for the City of Seattle’s annual opportunity for residents to temporarily turn parking spaces into parks. Last […]
Two public Design Review Board meetings on Monday evening
By Joe Veyera The City of Seattle Department of Planning and Development’s (DPD) Northwest Design Review Board will host a pair of public Northwest Design Review Board meetings at the Ballard […]
Ballard’s Captive Spirits Distilling wins international award
By Joe Veyera A Ballard-based distillery has taken home top honors at the 2014 International Wine & Spirits Competition (IWSC), the premier competition of its kind in the world. Captive Spirits […]
Reminder: Alaskan Way Viaduct closures begin tonight
By Joe Veyera It’s not too late to start preparing an alternative route to get around town this weekend, or the beginning of next week, with stretches of State Route […]
Woodland Park Zoo announces passing of African elephant Watoto
By Joe Veyera The Woodland Park Zoo has announced the passing of its 45-year old African elephant Watoto, who was humanely euthanized late Friday morning after zoo keepers arrived to […]
What’s on this weekend
By Joe Veyera As summer winds down, Ballard still has plenty to offer this weekend. Take a look at what this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday have going on in the […]
Ballard businesses introduce Seahawks-themed food offerings
By Joe Veyera A pair of local businesses with Ballard locations have announced their plans to celebrate the Seahawks upcoming season. Cupcake Royale, with a Ballard location at 2052 NW Market […]
Street trees still available through Trees for Neighborhoods program
By Joe Veyera Less than one week remains for Seattle residents to apply for up to four free street trees, as part of the City of Seattle’s Trees for Neighborhoods […]
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