Halynn Blanchard As construction engulfed Edith Macefield’s neighborhood, Ms. Macefield became an international symbol of resistance against development. Ms. Macefield did not want to have to change her location in the last …
Ten Republican candidates– including Donald Trump, Jeb Bush and Scott Walker– vie tonight at 6 p.m. in the first Republican presidential debate of the 2016 campaign. In addition to providing …
This Friday, August 7 is Seattle Mariners Nordic Heritage Night. Nordic invites you out to the ballgame where our boys in blue and green play against the Texas Rangers at …
The Friday application deadline for the Northwest Fine Arts Competition at the Phinney Neighborhood Association (PNA) approaches quickly. Jurors this year include Shayla Alarie, the Director of the Antique and …
This Sunday, the Sunset Hill community hosts a jazz-filled pork BBQ dubbed “Porkfest.” The potluck-style event begins at 1 p.m. at 3231 NW 67th St. Accompanying the community meal will …
Seafood and ocean lovers rejoice! This week, from August 2nd-8th, its Sustainable Seafood Week in Seattle. The touring celebration drives home the point that seafood not only delights our taste …
Primary election results for the City of Seattle are in as of 8:15 p.m. August 4th. Leading our district by over half of total votes is Mike O’Brien. O’Brien leads …
If the new logo and wooden A-frame signage isn’t a giveaway, The Scoop at Walter’s (6408 32nd Ave NW) now serves local beers! The neighborhood gem has four local drafts …
Edith Macefield’s iconic house is set to move to Orcas Island with nonprofit OPAL Community Land Trust, if $205,000 can be raised by September 15th. Once on the island, the …
Subdivision on a site at 17 and 60th has been approved. Additionally, an application to subdivide a site on 61st into three unit lots has been proposed. Today’s development update …
AUGUST 3rd, 7 p.m.– Currently, about three hundred Ballardites are gathered in the parking lot of VFW– parallel to the proposed Market Street encampment site– to have their concerns and …
Last night around 6:30 p.m., a loud disturbance– thought to be an explosion due to brief subsequent smoke– was heard on 58th near Ballard Commons.
UPDATE: The Seattle Fire Department responded to the scene and couldn’t find the source of the explosion. “There was no smoke or fire. We referred the case to SPD to investigate,” says Public Information Officer Kyle Moore.