Ballard Brewery District to host Earth Day beer hop

Sustainable Ballard is organizing an Earth Day-themed brewery hop of Ballard breweries this week to raise money for its ongoing projects. According to organizers, the event—called the Spring Beer Hop—is on Saturday, April 18, and will run from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., spanning an approximately 1.5-mile route through the Ballard Brewery District. The event …

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St. Luke’s opens 84 affordable apartments in Ballard

Ballard’s new affordable housing complex at St. Luke’s (2035 NW 58th St) has opened. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church has redeveloped its Ballard campus into a mixed-income housing project with two eight-story buildings, including 84 affordable family units and more than 200 additional apartments. The project also includes a new church space and is aimed at …

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Shingletown Saloon to close after 11 years in Ballard

The Ballard bar Shingletown Saloon (2016 NW Market St) says it will close later this month after more than a decade in business. Former owner of the now-closed Ballard Loft, Dan Murphy, opened Shingletown in 2015. In a message to customers, Murphy said the “little country Honky Tonk” will hold its final party on April …

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Paseo in Fremont faces $42k plumbing repair due to tree roots

The Fremont sandwich staple Paseo Restaurant & Tiki Bar (4225 Fremont Ave N) is grappling with a $42,000 plumbing repair that they say was caused by tree roots under their building. “Yeah… we’re having a bad week,” Paseo shared in an announcement. “Our entire plumbing system had to be repaired at Fremont, which cost us …

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OfficeMax to close Ballard location this week

The Ballard OfficeMax (1145 NW Leary Way) is closing soon and is hosting a liquidation sale until it closes. A spokesperson from OfficeMax told My Ballard that its last day open will be Saturday, April 11. The building will soon become an AutoZone, which purchased the building for $7.8 million in late 2025. OfficeMax’s parent …

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Community meeting to address after-hours parties at Golden Gardens

Neighbors and city officials are set to meet again to discuss ongoing after-hours parties at Golden Gardens, following months of complaints about overnight noise, trash, and property damage at the park. The meeting, happening Saturday, April 11 from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Golden Gardens Bathhouse, is open to anyone affected by late-night …

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Man injured after making contact with power lines

A 40-year-old man was critically injured on Wednesday in Sunset Hill after making contact with power lines while on the roof of a building. Seattle Fire said the man was working on the rooftop of a construction site in the 3600 block of NW 62nd St when he made contact with the power lines. Crews …

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