According to a Puget Sound Business Journal report, there is a possibility that Google will expand into Ballard. The PSBJ got word from a managing director at Seattle’s largest investment […]
Month: April 2015
Mayor Murray seeks new candidate for Ballard Ave Landmark District Board
Earlier this week Mayor Ed Murray announced that applications are open for a position on the Ballard Avenue Landmark District Board. The opening is either for a Ballard historian or […]
Pioneer Houses set to transform into Italian restaurant
According to a post on NOSH Pit blog, the Pioneer Houses on Ballard Ave NW are set to be transformed into an Italian restaurant. The transformation and restoration is already […]
Development Update April 30: Subdivisions and a four-story structure
Three subdivision applications, one subdivision approval and a four-story structure approval make up today’s development update from the City of Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development (DPD) as posted in the […]
Locals encouraged to adopt on National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day
Tomorrow, April 30, is National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day, and the Seattle Animal Shelter (2061 15th Ave W) wants to encourage locals to adopt a shelter pet and save a life. […]
Majority of BHS juniors opt out of “Smarter Balanced” statewide exams
According to our news partners at The Seattle Times, 95% of Ballard High School juniors are opting out of the state wide Smarter Balanced exams. The Smarter Balanced English Language […]
Dog wearing cone found at 28th and 70th
My Ballard reader Tom emailed in to let us know that he found a dog (pictured) wearing a soft cone at 28th Ave NW and NW 70th St. Tom was […]
Groundswell NW “open space” workshop on this Thursday
The Groundswell NW team is hosting an workshop to further discuss ideas that will build and boost open space in Ballard over the next year. The workshop will be held at […]
Ballard Jazz Festival set for next week
The 13th annual Ballard Jazz Festival is set to entertain the masses next week from May 6 – 9. The festival embraces the feeling of “old” Ballard and will feature a […]
Redhook Brewery on lookout for local brewpub spot
According to our news partners at The Seattle Times, Redhook Brewery is on the lookout for a location in Ballard or Fremont to open a new brewpub. Redhook Brewery, which is now part […]
Man spotted trying to lure children in Loyal Heights
A number of My Ballard readers have emailed in to let us know that a man was spotted trying to lure children outside the Loyal Heights Community Center (2101 NW […]
Dining Out For Life set for Thursday in Ballard
The 22nd annual Lifelong Dining Out For Life fundraising event is on this Thursday, April 30, all over the city. During the event close to 150 restaurants will be donating over […]
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