Ballardites woke to a (thin) blanket of snow covering the neighborhood this morning. The snow stated to fall in our neighborhood around 2:30 a.m. and continued for a few hours. […]
Month: November 2014
Snow expected in Seattle overnight
According to the National Weather Service, Seattle has a 70% predicted chance of snow between 9 p.m. this evening and 11 a.m. tomorrow morning. Seattle is predicted to reach a high of […]
Coyotes spotted attacking cat in Ballard
My Ballard reader Craig emailed in to report that he witnessed two coyotes attacking a black cat in the middle of NW 85th St on Thanksgiving. Craig was driving down […]
Metro advises customers to prepare for icy conditions
King County Metro Transit is encouraging customers to prepare for possible snowy or icy conditions this weekend. Weather forecasters are predicting colder temperatures and an increasing possibility of snow in […]
What’s on this weekend
Thanksgiving holiday weekend is here. What better way to celebrate than to attend one of these awesome events in Ballard? Friday, November 28 Ballard Gives Black Friday in Ballard all […]
Thousands flock to Ballard for annual Turkey Trot
At 9 a.m. this morning an estimated crowd of 3000 Seattleites flocked to Ballard for the 8th annual Seattle Turkey Trot. Check out some photos of the action below: Email […]
The 2014 Ballard Thanksgiving Day Roundup
The team at My Ballard would like to wish everyone a very happy Thanksgiving! We hope that you are enjoying the day and giving thanks for the special things and people […]
Local moms frustrated by unexplained “closure” of Me n’ Moms
The My Ballard team has received a number of emails from frustrated local moms looking for answers about the unexplained “closure” of popular Ballard consignment store Me n’ Moms (2821 […]
Ballard Natural Drainage System proposal makes significant progress
The Ballard Natural Drainage System project made significant progress last week when Seattle Public Utilities issued of a Determination of Non-Significance (DNS) for environmental impact. SPU has determined that the project […]
CenturyLink and Cupcake Royale team up to give away free cupcakes
Next Friday, December 5, 2014, from 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. CenturyLink will be teaming up with Cupcake Royale to celebrate Ballard becoming the first CenturyLink Fiber Lit Community. To celebrate the special […]
Metro to operate with reduced service over Thansgiving holiday period
King County Metro Transit is reminding riders that buses will operate on Sunday and reduced weekday schedules over the Thanksgiving holiday and during several holiday periods through January – including […]
Mayor Murray releases draft medical marijuana ordinance
On Monday, Mayor Ed Murray released a draft of the proposed ordinance that would govern the production and sale of medical marijuana products in the City of Seattle. The draft […]
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