The application period for city-funded neighborhood projects is open until February 1. The Small and Simple Projects Fund is a $25,000 grant that goes to community-building projects and that are matched by […]
Month: January 2016
Needles found near 58th St Greenway
My Ballard reader Angie emailed in to report that she had discovered a number of needles in a campsite along the far western portion of the 58th St Greenway in […]
Extended lane closures start Jan. 18 on Route 99
Drivers and commuters are being asked to plan ahead for the construction work that will reduce both directions of State Route 99/Aurora Avenue North by one lane between the Aurora Bridge […]
Body found at Golden Gardens Park
Update 4:30 p.m.: According to our news partners at The Seattle Times, SPD detectives determined that the man, reportedly in his 30s, did not die under suspicious circumstances. The King […]
Ray’s celebrates season with Shellfest
Ray’s is celebrating shellfish season this month with Shellfest! Head to Ray’s Café to enjoy a variety of specially prepared shrimp, crab and oyster dishes, only available until January 31. “It’s the perfect time […]
BHS Head Football Coach resigns after five seasons
On Monday morning, the BHS Football community gathered to hear the sad news of the resignation of Beaver Head Football Coach, Joey Thomas. “It’s time for me to move on to […]
Ballard Elks to host arts and crafts sessions for kids
Ballard Elks (6411 Seaview Ave NW) will be hosting another of their monthly arts and crafts sessions for kids of all ages this Saturday, January 9, from 10 a.m. – […]
The week in sports at BHS
Basketball, wrestling and gymnastics are on the agenda this week for the BHS Beavers. Home games include basketball today, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Tuesday, January 5 Boys Basketball JV: 5:45 p.m., Ballard […]
Northwest Girlchoir now taking applications
Local girls who love to sing have the opportunity to join the Northwest Girlchoir this January. Spaces are still available for girls in Prep Choir (the non-auditioned choir for grades […]
Local group demands action on public safety in Ballard
A local group is demanding the City to take action to end the growing public safety crisis in Ballard and surrounding neighborhoods. Safe Seattle, a group of neighbors, business owners, and […]
Coyote spotted at Golden Gardens
My Ballard reader Melissa emailed in to report that she spotted a coyote at Golden Gardens on Sunday afternoon. “I was just walking my dog through the wooded area of […]
SDOT prepares roads for wintery morning commute
To support the safe flow of traffic, SDOT pre-treated roads with salt brine and salt late on Sunday to address potential ice or snow on arterial roadways for the Monday morning […]
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