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It's tough to imagine anything new that could contribute to California Avenue's restaurant scene, but The Bohemian, located at 3405 California Avenue Southwest, has, in fact, found its own niche.

After nearly a year of serious construction…MORE

Now that he is back working at West Seattle's Hotwire Coffee, former Project Runway contestant Blayne Walsh is asked an array of questions about the show everyday.

What was it like?

Which contestants does he hate?

And, is it…MORE

With the snip of a pair of scissors, the purple ribbon dropped and the Brandon Roy basketball court was reborn recently.

The refurbished outdoor court south of the Delridge Community Center was once the healthy hangout for the Portland…MORE

Michael Maeda has always wanted a dog. Michelle, his mom, didn't want him to go off to college without realizing his dream, so last Christmas they got Kirby the Corgi. He is a rescue pup, thus not AKC, American Kennel Club, but don't tell

The spacious upstairs floor of the Ballard Bookcase Building is filled with 1,342 photos by David Entrikin of the 1,976 homeless people who sleep on the streets of Seattle unsheltered every night.

Frank Moore of Beverly Park has been elected to the Greater Seattle Bowling Hall of Fame.

Moore, 65, nominated by Doug Harrell, owner of Magic Lanes in White Center, will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in April 2009. He was elected in…MORE

The Federal Way Symphony begins its new season October 4 and 5 with a bang, or rather with the incredibly smooth and burnished sounds of Joshua Roman, the former darling of the Seattle Symphony.

At age 22, Roman became the youngest member…MORE

With Labor Day already past and fall quickly approaching, many homeowners might be looking at their gardens and thinking about making changes in their plantings and designs. Tucked into a traditional Ballard neighborhood, Thyme Patch Park, 2855…MORE

In the late-1940s, three small Ballard High sororities - the Patricians, the Vals and the Niads - joined together to better plan social gatherings. Sixty years later, the members are still at it.

This summer saw the celebration of the…MORE

With the snip of a scissors the purple ribbon dropped and Brandon Roy basketball court was reborn Wednesday afternoon. The refurbished outdoor court, south of the Delridge Community Center, was once the healthy hangout for the Portland…MORE