An application to build a big fence, a subdivision application, and two subdivision approvals make up today’s development update from the City of Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development (DPD) as […]
Author: Meghan Walker
Phinney Neighborhood Association looking for volunteers to help seniors
A Phinney Ridge neighborhood group is looking for volunteers to help with aging members of the community. The Phinney Neighborhood Association (PNA) Village program is hoping to find people willing to […]
Drainage improvement construction at 3rd Ave NW and NW 56th St
Crews will be out constructing drainage improvements at the intersection of 3rd Ave NW and NW 56th St starting today. The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) says the work will […]
What’s on this weekend
This last weekend of September is full of community events, including Oktoberfest, meetings with local lawmakers, and Ballard history tours. If you want to add your event to the schedule, […]
‘Hip Lutefisk’ is Ballard’s new tour guide
Ballard may just have a new mascot: he’s the hip lutefisk, and he’s here to direct you to the trendiest bars, shops, and cafes our ‘hood has to offer. The gelatinous […]
Peddler Brewing cornhole leagues start soon
Ballard’s Peddler Brewing Company (1514 NW Leary Way) is setting up another fall cornhole league, launching this week on Wednesdays and Sundays. It’s called “Suds n’ Sinkers,” and they’re accepting […]
Equal Voice brings attention to funding challenges at Ballard NW Senior Center
On any given day of the week, the Ballard NW Senior Center is buzzing. From yoga to foreign language classes and even tax help, it’s an important resource for the older residents of […]
Throwback Thursday: bird’s eye view of Ballard
Sometimes it’s easier to see the scope of change from a bird’s eye view, so for this Throwback Thursday, we look at aerial views of Ballard from back in the day. […]
Ballard Development Update: one subdivision application
It’s a quiet week for development plans in Ballard: just one subdivision application makes up today’s development update from the City of Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development (DPD) as posted in the […]
Ballard Urban Rest Stop to open soon – open house on Oct. 1
The city’s newest Urban Rest Stop is nearing completion in Ballard, and there will be an open house for community members to see the facility. The Low Income Housing Institute’s […]
Upcoming meeting to discuss Golden Gardens stairway and drainage improvement
Seattle Parks and Recreation is holding a public meeting at Golden Gardens on Oct. 7 to talk about drainage and stairway improvements coming to the park. The meeting is from […]
Ethan Stowell to open Bramling Cross gastropub in Ballard next month
Ethan Stowell’s newest venture will be opening in Ballard in October: it’s called Bramling Cross, and will pair upscale beer with gourmet food. It will fill the space of the […]
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