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The summer of 2007 may provide the perfect laboratory for studying the curse of the third installment.

A cook from India Bistro made fresh naan, to go along with the other dishes they were selling at SeafoodFest last weekend.

Can flowers fit in a square hole? Of course they can as one Ballard residents demonstrates. Many Ballard homes are decorated with flowers this time of year.

Metro bus 2799 turns onto Market Street one day last week. The view is through the rear passenger side window of the number 18 bus arriving in Ballard from downtown.

Beautiful evenings at sunset inspire games, such as this football game at Golden Gardens.

One of the most popular stands at SeafoodFest last weekend was the rock climbing wall where there was one hundred dollars in cash waiting at the top for who ever could get there first.

The Woodland Park Zoo's red panda hides in the trees of his exhibit area. The raccoon like panda has long, soft fur and a bushy tail with rings. Unlike its more famous cousin, the giant panda, the red panda eats fruits and berries. The number of…MORE

Tomorrow, Twelfth Night Productions will produce Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Oklahoma," a musical in set at the turn of the century in Indian Territory.

It is about the love affair between Curly and Laurey, Will Parker and Ado Annie, and…MORE

Most fire calls are not for fires, but for first aid and the mission of the Seattle Fire Department is to prevent the loss of life and property resulting from fires, medical emergencies and other disasters.

"The fire department has a…MORE

Moments before 1 o'clock on a recent school day - the exact moment when the bank was reviewing the loan application of the Community School of West Seattle - director Sarah Airhart spoke to the whole school, asking the students to shut their eyes…MORE