Caffe Fiore is slowly regaining its vibrancy, with murals now adorning the boards that cover the broken windows after a fire decimated the popular Ballard cafe three weeks ago. 3 […]
Author: Meghan Walker
Fundraiser at Lagunitas for Northwest Access Fund
On Monday, July 24, the Northwest Access Fund will host a fundraiser at Lagunitas Brewery in Ballard (1550 NW 49th St). All proceeds from beer sales will go to the […]
Development Update July 10: subdivision application for NW 60th St
Just one subdivision application makes up today’s development update, as posted in the Land Use Information Bulletin from the Seattle Department of Planning and Development (DPD). 2011 NW 60TH ST […]
Volunteer for Ballard Sunday Dinners
Sustainable Ballard and a group of local churches are looking for additional volunteers for their Ballard Sunday Dinners at Ballard First Lutheran Church, which offer weekly hot meals to homeless […]
Open house with Councilmember Mike O’Brien on Tuesday
Our District 6 Councilmember Mike O’Brien will be meeting one-on-one with local residents at the Fremont Library (731 N 35th St) tomorrow, Tuesday July 11 from 4:30 to 6pm. “Bring your questions and […]
What’s on this weekend
Summer is in full swing, and so are the outdoor events: this weekend is the annual SeafoodFest, starting tonight in the heart of downtown Ballard. Also on the agenda is […]
Backyard Bard coming soon to Ballard
The Bard is coming to Ballard: Shakespeare in the Park will be at Salmon Bay Park on Sunday, July 23. Known as Backyard Bard, the traveling theater takes over small […]
Schooner Adventuress to lead Sunday’s Locks Centennial Boat Parade
This Sunday, July 9 is the Locks Centennial Boat Parade, and the historic schooner Adventuress will lead the pack. The classic sailboat will enter the large lock around 10:15 am […]
Development Update July 6: North Ballard subdivision application
Just one subdivision application in North Ballard makes up today’s development update, as posted in the Land Use Information Bulletin from the Seattle Department of Planning and Development (DPD). 1537 NW 90TH ST A […]
Mittelstadt Mortuary/Ballard Blossom nominated for landmark status
The Mittelstadt Mortuary/Ballard Blossom building could be designated as a historic landmark. The building that now houses the busy florist shop was originally a mortuary, built in 1906. According to the […]
Documentary tells the story of the Locks and Ship Canal
In honor of the Ballard Locks centennial, Seattle Channel released this hour-long piece on the history of the Locks, and the monumental effort it took to build it. Produced by […]
Data visualization tool offers detailed collision info by neighborhood
A local website developer has built a data visualization tool that shows traffic collision information by neighborhood. Tim Ganter created the website using information gleaned from the Seattle Department of […]
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