A Seattle police officer is being investigated for allegedly assaulting another person during a bar fight in Ballard last year. According to the Seattle Police Department, the Office of Professional …
Last fall Mayor Mike McGinn took a walking tour of Crown Hill. Along the way, residents brought up concerns and today the mayor responded to those concerns. “I appreciated the …
See the works of aspiring filmmakers at “The Showing” this Friday night. “The Showing” features films from students in the Ballard High School Video Production Program. Screenings include short comedies …
Woodland Park Zoo is once again offering classes on how to turn your backyard into a wildlife habitat. Experts from Seattle Audubon, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Washington Native …
In a time when many boutiques are closing, Ballard’s own Blackbird is expanding to Portland. In an email sent out this morning, owner Nicole Miller says the small, 600 square-foot …
The rumors are true – Full Tilt Ice Cream is getting ready to open in Ballard. Owner Justin Cline tells us that they’ll be moving into the old Olsen Furniture …
This Sunday will be the first performance in the 2011 Mostly Nordic Chamber Music Series at the Nordic Heritage Museum (3014 NW 67th St.) One Sunday each month until June, …
The Ballard High School soccer team is hosting a youth camp during mid-winter break. From February 21-23 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., boys and girls ages 7 – 14 …
Play softball, dodgeball, basketball, volleyball and more through the Seattle Parks and Recreation. Adult leagues for spring sports are forming now. Get your team together and sign up early because …
Last week we wrote about a meeting held between residents who live along the Ballard Roadside Raingarden pilot project (map of project here) and Seattle Public Utilities. At the meeting, …
Less than two months after opening, Ballard Best BBQ (5463 Leary Ave NW) is now closed. The restaurant, which took over Mr. Spot’s Chai House, celebrated its grand opening the …
When the curtains go up on the Pacific Northwest Ballet’s production of Cinderella, three Ballard kids will be on stage. Students waiting for to rehearse Cinderella Nine-year-old Jack Haskins and …