By Lindsay Peyton
Woodland Park Zoo invited guests at noon on Tuesday, Sept. 19 to meet its youngest resident – a male snow leopard born just over two months ago.
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Steve Christensen saves the day . . . again
Mon, 09/25/17
By Lindsay Peyton
At only 10 years old, Steve Christensen was charged with an important task. His bedroom was located in the basement, next to that of his older brother Richard.
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Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission’s Riverton Place offers nourishment and recovery in the garden
Mon, 09/18/17
By Lindsay Peyton
Menu planning can be a bit of a challenge for chef Sharon Setzer.
She prepares lunches and dinners at Riverton Place, a residential recovery program for men. The center is located at 3020…MORE
Sunset of the week 9-11-17
Mon, 09/11/17
If you would like to obtain some well considered financial advice, contact Sarah Cecil 206-938-6017.
Brought to you by Sarah Cecil Financial Advisor with Edwards Jones Investments.
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Never too late says class of 1966; New readerboard donated through group effort
Mon, 09/11/17
by Tim Robinson
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Ghost Light Theatricals keeps the light on for local theatre in Ballard
Mon, 09/11/17
By Lindsay Peyton
When the curtain closes – and everyone goes home for the night, theatres keeps a guiding light turned on.
Known as the “ghost light,” this little pulse of electricity keeps the theatre…MORE
Ballard’s Gilmore Studio offers actors insight into the craft
Mon, 09/11/17
By Lindsay Peyton
Gilmore Studio is located in a basement labyrinth in the Ballard Underground, 2220 NW Market St.
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Easy Street Records auctioning off rare Peal Jam poster to benefit Crohn's & Colitis Foundation
Fri, 09/08/17
When Pearl Jam made their now famous appearance at Easy Street Records in the West Seattle Junction the event resulted in not only a deeply memorable performance by the band but an EP Live at Easy Street and a poster by…MORE
Eleven Paths documentary follows students through four years of high school; Premiere is Sept. 19
Thu, 09/07/17
A film documentary, Eleven Paths, that follows 11 Highline students through four years of high school will hold its premiere on Sept. 19 at the Highline Performing Arts Center.
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