4 hrs ago | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Chocolate desserts at Wallingford Community Kitchen
This Friday, bring your sweet tooth to a special Wallingford Community Kitchen, where Emma Notkin has three special dessertsA planned for romantics at heart.
8 hrs ago | Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
The newly renamed West Edge Tower project near Pike Place Market could have a boutique hotel in addition to apartments and retail, says developer Greg Smith, who is seeking equity partners.
West Seattle Bridge closure alert: Fauntleroy Expressway closed all day on Sunday, February 19th
Just in from SDOT - they need to close the Fauntleroy Expressway, the southwest end of the West Seattle Bridge, for a full day on Sunday, February 19th, as the earthquake-safety project continues.
Fremont Figures Into Seattle Weekly's Booze Issue
This week's Seattle Weekly is all about booze and considering Fremont is home to quite a few places that serve, make or serve & make booze, you had to assume we'd be involved.
If you haven't seen the hugeA hole behind Red Mill Burgers off of Dravus Street, here is a glimpseA into the construction of the six-story buildingA which willA contain 236 living units, called the Interbay Apartments.
Cracked Pavement on Interstate-5
One of our top complaints? Interstate 5 is terrible! We know! We're repairing as we get money, it one panel as a time.
Engineers, artists put together different kind of miniature golf course
A new, crazy, high-tech form of miniature golf you've probably never played before has been set up by a company in the Georgetown area of Seattle.
Unreal. Seattle Libraries Approve Hardcore Porn-Watching in Front of Children
Seattle libraries will not allow patrons to eat or sleep or go barefoot. But they can watch all the hardcore porn they want in front of children.
Firefighter injured battling Seattle apartment fire
The fire at 684 W. Olympic Place in the Queen Anne neighborhood was reported at 5:39 a.m. All the residents escaped safely.
Today in our weekly now and then gallery we take a look back at Georgetown, a neighborhood of Seattle since 1910.
Prosecutors: Teen deserves 30-year sentence in Ballard clerk's killing
As King County prosecutors demand a 30-year prison term, attorneys for the Seattle teen who killed a Ballard clerk during a botched robbery contend the young man's youth calls for leniency.
On the List | Wine rockstar, kid's films, spirituality book fest, Faire Nutella party
The Pacific Northwest's two-time award winning neighborhood news site Got a tip? E-mail CHS chs@capitolhillseattle.com Call or text 399-5959 It's a little quiet around the Hill this weekend but there are still a few fun things to get out and do.
Neighborhood Matching Funds 2012 Deadlines
Seattle is a really cool place to live. We have an incredibly vibrant collection of community-driven projects, where residents act on their passions for sustainability, public art and usable public space to create everything from public orchards to street muralsA to ballfields.
Community briefing February 8th for West Seattle 'green...
Just in from King County - your next chance to get an update on plans to reduce sewer overflows into Puget Sound by building "green stormwater infrastructure" like rain gardens in neighborhoods feeding the Barton Pump Station : People are invited to learn about King County's progress on a project to control combined sewer overflows from the Barton ... (more)
Beep Unlimited, Inc. Launches v1.3 Of Their Mobile Deal Service, BeepA
SEATTLE, Wash. February 1 2012 Beep Unlimited, Inc. announced today the version 1.3 launch of their time-sensitive, location aware mobile promotion service, Beep.
Burke-Gilman Trail reopening delayed
The trail is undergoing repaving and reconstruction and initially had been scheduled to reopen in December; that was delayed until late January, but the recent snowstorm pushed the project back.
West Seattle Water Taxi service canceled Tuesday morning
Mechanical problems are putting a snag in the morning commute for people who rely on the West Seattle Water Taxi.
Homeless evicted from under Seattle viaduct
Seattle, Wash -- As work progresses on a tunnel to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct in Seattle, homeless campers are being told they can no longer sleep under the viaduct because it's being demolished.
Homeless evicted from under Seattle viaduct
The seattlepi.com reports transients are being swept Monday from a section of the viaduct near Pioneer Square.