Applications for subdivisions in Ballard have been coming in fast this week to the Department of Planning and Development (DPD). Check out the most recent applications from the DPD as […]
Month: March 2014
Loyal Heights Elementary set to present Alice in Wonderland this weekend
Loyal Heights Elementary is excited to present Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr. this weekend at the Ballard High School Auditorium (1418 NW 65th St). The company has been working on the performance for months […]
CO detector saves lives of Ballard couple and their pet
Update: SPD Investigators determined the cause of the CO Poisoning was accidental. The couple is now recovering at Virginia Mason Medical Center and their dog has been taken in by a […]
Cupcake Royale to celebrate re-opening with “Ballard Bonanza”
Cupcake Royale (2052 NW Market St) is set to celebrate the re-opening of their recently remodeled cafe with a Ballard Bonanza. The celebrations will be held from Thursday, March 27 through […]
Isuzu trooper stolen from Leary Way last night
My Ballard reader Kevin emailed in to let us know that his 1991 Isuzu Trooper (pictured) was stolen on Tuesday evening from 6th Ave NW and Leary Way NW. The vehicle is […]
Phinney Avenue N parking restricted for tree pruning this week
To keep the trees strong and the sight lines clear, Department of Transportation Urban Forestry crews will prune trees along the east side of Phinney Avenue N between N 61st […]
Whittier Elementary Auction now open to the public
The Whittier Elementary Online Auction “The Great Catsby” is now live and open to the public and you don’t have to have a child attending the school to make your bid. […]
Man responsible for 1994 BHS shooting sentenced for second time
According to a report by our news partners The Seattle Times, the 36-year-old man who shot and killed a student outside Ballard High School in 1994 was sentenced for the second […]
Turn & Burn Kickboxing program kicks off in Ballard this week
Sensei Jordan from Fighting Chance Seattle is launching a new kickboxing program specifically aimed at locals who work in the food and beverage service industry. The Turn & Burn Kickboxing program will […]
Seattle Times compiles data about full metro buses
Ous news partners at The Seattle Times are compiling data about crowded metro buses and they need your help. The team are looking for information from locals about the frequency of full […]
BHS students wins journalist of the year
Ballard High School senior Anna Ferkingstad was awarded the 2014 Washington State Journalist Of The Year on March 15 at Shorewood High School. The awards are hosted every year by […]
SPD warn Seattleites about phone call fraudsters
Seattle Police are warning locals about a new series of threatening fraudulent phone calls from people posing as police officers and IRS agents. Check out more from the police blotter post below: On […]
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