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On a recent December morning, one of those where the rain falls and falls and falls, Maria Taylor awoke with two responsibilities paramount in her mind: one, her kids, and two, her gutters.

So, she did what working mothers do. She got her…MORE

Daren Schillinger feeds seagulls near Emma Schmitz Memorial Viewpoint. "I come down here whenever I have some extra stale bread," he said.

Growing up as a kid in West Seattle, I never realized how much my neighborhood had to offer. Sure it had parks, beaches, restaurants and schools. But didn't every town?

It was only after moving away for four years of college and a couple…MORE

Many families have been there.

The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and its variants cause the majority of cervical cancer cases among women, including teenagers.

HPV is sexually transmitted, and a girl can be infected even after a single act of sexual intimacy.

Early…MORE

Dino the Beagle is 4 1/2 years old and tends to get his way... a lot. His proud owner is Tonya Osborne who says, "We originally named him Mel, after Mel Gibson, but then we heard him bark, and he sounded exactly like Dino on the Flintstones so we…MORE

About twenty friends held a party Friday, Jan 11 for to celebrate the

95th birthday of Burien resident Gwen Stokes.

Mrs. Stokes attended Sunnydale Elementary and Highline High. Her

father was a custodian at Sunnydale.

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The West Seattle Artwalk went off as planned despite a persistent heavy rain Thursday, January 10th with more than 20 artists participating at sites around the West Seattle Junction. Locations participating for this event were Hotwire Online…MORE

Larry Mellum is a chowder head. But in the best sense of the term. Larry, one of the longtime owners of Charlestown Cafe now has two locations of a new venture called Pike Place Chowder. One is located in Post Alley, and the other is in the…MORE

The city of Tukwila kicked off its centennial celebration on Jan.