Queen Anne News

After revealing eight initial dealers in March, Motus is expanding its network with the addition of four new dealers in the Western US.

Times are tough: Gas prices here are nearing $5 a gallon and the unemployment rate is 8.1 percent.

The most comprehensive study of religious bodies in the United States has been released by the United States Census Bureau, revealing and detailing the most and least religious regions and cities.

SLIDESHOW: New SPS Superintendent Jose Banda toured Arbor Heights Elementary A day after new Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Jose Banda ... SLIDESHOW: West Seattle Wildcats take Liberty 2 -1 in playoffs; Will face Timberline Saturday by Greg McCorkle Two runs in the second was all west Seattle ... Take Two #28: Lies in the Food Pyramid By ... (more)

Soroptimist Intl. of Seattle South hold casino fundraiser this Saturday, May 19 Soroptimist International of Seattle South will hold its ... SLIDESHOW: West Seattle Wildcats take Liberty 2 -1 in playoffs; Will face Timberline Saturday by Greg McCorkle Two runs in the second was all west Seattle ... Take Two #28: Lies in the Food Pyramid By Kyra-lin ... (more)

Beavers Sports Roundup: Baseball advances to next playoff round; softball suffers another loss, 27 athletes to KingCo track tourny Baseball: Following Monday's momentum, the Ballard baseball ... Police Blotter: Police officer stops burglary; several burglaries in Ballard By Cassandra Baker, Intern 4:47 a.m. on May 7th.

Salty's on Alki held fundraiser for Fallen Heroes Project As we reported here, Salty's on Alki held a fundraiser last night, ... SLIDESHOW: O'Dea blanks West Seattle Wildcats 10 - 0 by Paul Moseley West Seattle invited O'Dea over to Hiawatha ... Take Two #28: Lies in the Food Pyramid By Kyra-lin Hom You all know of the famous, USDA Food Pyramid, ... (more)

Fisherman poets and musicians to compete at Fishermen's Terminal TONIGHT The twelfth annual Stories of the Sea/Fisher Poetry Slam will take ... Beavers Sports Roundup: Baseball advances to next playoff round; softball suffers another loss, 27 athletes to KingCo track tourny Baseball: Following Monday's momentum, the Ballard baseball ... A chat with ... (more)

West Seattle Parade in serious jeopardy of being cancelled; Only half the funds required have been raised Dave Vague and the organizers of the West Seattle Parade, a local ... SLIDESHOW: O'Dea blanks West Seattle Wildcats 10 - 0 by Paul Moseley West Seattle invited O'Dea over to Hiawatha ... Take Two #28: Lies in the Food Pyramid By Kyra-lin Hom ... (more)

Nature-inspired music by West Coast composers is showcased in a program on May 5 at Seattle's Chapel Performance Space.

A few years ago, a Seattle photographer published a book called The Seattle 100 - portraits of people he said were "defining and driving culture in Seattle." Northwest Folklife Festival Seattle Center, nwfolklifefestival.org. Free .

A A A Responding to the acts of vandalism in downtown Seattle Tuesday, Mayor Mike McGinn issued a civil order that slaps down hard on the so-called "Black Bloc" anarchists, but raised the hackles of gun rights activists who believe their right-to-carry is in the mayor's crosshairs.

With its signature antiques - some loosely dairy-themed, others simply random - Mae's Phinney Ridge Cafe drips with nostalgia, its cluttered ambience inspiring a variety of memories customers can connect to.

A A Some industrious West Seattle resident has fashioned a couple of crude signs and stapled them as a warning to residential burglars and other ne'er-do-wells with this message: "Welcome Criminals.

The Commission of Fine Arts is excited with their selection for the reverse of the 2013 Girl Scouts Centennial commemorative silver dollar.

Every time we go to the P-I photo archive, we spend at least a few minutes perusing photos and turning to their backs to see when they were taken.

Mary Grace "Terry" Tacona, 92, former resident of Seattle, Wash., and Lake Wales, passed quietly from family arms on April 16, 2012, after a brief illness.

Wallace M. Johnson, 81, of Muncie, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at Bethel Pointe Nursing Home after an extended illness.