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Dean Wong

"Inherit the Wind," is an ambitious new play by students in the Ballard High School drama department dealing with the subject of evolution.

Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee wrote the play in 1955 as a fictional account of…MORE

A load of cargo is hoisted off of a catcher processor at Terminal 91 on October 13. Many of these ships' marine-specific supply needs are met by firms in Ballard.

Steve Clark

If fishing is a vital part of Ballard's identity, then Interbay is an extension of Ballard. The tract of land that runs from the southern end of the Ballard Bridge, between Magnolia and Queen Anne, ends at Terminal 91 and…MORE

Ol/! Hot happy hour specials and spicy Tex-Mex cuisine have roared like a mad bull onto the Westside scene.

Bienvenidos to the Matador West, a bustling junction restaurant and tequila bar adorned with bull heads, vibrant stained glass, and…MORE

Dan Catchpole

The beaming faces of expectant children and their parents filled the Microsoft Auditorium at the Seattle Central Library last Saturday and small Norwegian flags dotted the audience. The crowd had come to hear Princess M

Steve Clark

It's spooky what you can find at Goodwill. The Ballard store is crammed with 24,000 square feet of merchandise that has been, by and large, previously owned by people in the Ballard community. Every isle is a reflection of the…MORE

Steve Clark

On the first day of their bike trek for charity, the Logsdon brothers had gone three miles when they noticed they were being hunted by a grizzly bear. It paralleled them beyond the road shoulder, and then it started angling in…MORE

Swagger on in. A brand new bar and your very own mahogany booth await you-along with the finest cut of steak in the neighborhood. Just follow the green neon sign (and your nose) to JaK's Grill.

Named for the first initial of each of the…MORE

passion in life and work

By Dean Wong

Family, friends, students and school staff are mourning over the death of Steve Molnes over the Labor Day weekend. A large, standing room only crowd numbering in the hundreds attended a memorial…MORE

Steve Molnes cared for his students and loved to go skiing. He was born on April 6, 1953 and died Sept. 7, 2005.