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A long tradition of comfort food and 24-hour service that has served generations will end by early 2008 as the wrecking ball comes crashing down on Denny's restaurant to make way for a six-story condominium.

Rhapsody Partners purchased the…MORE

The public housing facility, Cal-Mor Circle near the Morgan Street Junction is undergoing renovations including replacing unit kitchen and bathroom fans, refinishing 1st floor common areas with upgrades to public bathrooms; replacing exterior…MORE

Lawmakers of the 36th district touted a successful legislative session that incorporated record funding for public education and answered questions about local housing and transportation during a recent town hall meeting.

Reps. Helen…MORE

The Seattle Department of Transportation will go ahead with plans to "skinny" up a portion of 24th Avenue Northwest in the name of pedestrian safety, reducing four lanes of traffic to three with a center turn lane.

The city proposed this "…MORE

A series of new flagpoles and a stone marker will be installed at Ballard's Bergen Place park later this summer paid for by a $4,375 grant from the city's Neighborhood Matching Fund.

The six poles will be 25-feet tall with the flags of…MORE

Tenants of surplus Seattle school buildings in Ballard, Small Faces Child Development Center and the Nordic Heritage Museum, will have at least a year to decide whether or not to purchase the facilities under a plan adopted by the School Board…MORE

West Seattle bar owners encouraged city leaders to nix the idea of a nightlife license and instead hire more police and enforce existing noise, litter and public intoxication laws.

Dozens spoke out at a pubic hearing last week against a…MORE

After several weeks of contentious community debate over public art, the Burien City Council rejected a "screw" for the centerpiece of Town Square on a 4-3 vote June 4.

"I'm very sorry," Mayor Joan McGilton told artist Dan Corson following…MORE

Frustrated commuters are fed up with worsening pavement conditions on Southwest Morgan Street, and Sylvan Way Southwest, but the city says it will not be repaved for at least five more years.

Instead, a rescue mission of "spot repairs" is…MORE

The City of Federal Way Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department is proud to present its first Outdoor Cinema Series at Steel Lake Park in partnership with Qwest Communications.

Movie showings include favorites for the whole…MORE