information from Seattle Police Blotter
by Public Affairs on August 23, 2023 5:00 pm
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Truck gets wedged against Fauntleroy Ferry dock toll booth
Wed, 08/23/23
A large semi truck took too tight a turn at the Fauntleroy Ferry dock on Wednesday afternoon and got wedged up against the toll booth.
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UPDATE: Power out for nearly 3000; Two different outages now resolved
Wed, 08/23/23
Update: Power has been restored
Original Post 7:18am
Two different power outages affected nearly 3000 West Seattle City Light customers on Wednesday Aug. 23.
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More gunplay on Alki Ave SW
Mon, 08/21/23
Information from Seattle Police Blotter
#2023-239642/Southwest Precinct/Third Watch:
At 3:58 AM on Sunday Aug. 20 witnesses reported that two males were in a disturbance at the 2400 BLK of Alki Ave SW.
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Wildfire smoke causes Air Quality Alert for Seattle through Monday
Sat, 08/19/23
The National Weather Service has issued an Air Quality Alert for the whole weekend through noon on Monday due to smoke from wildfires.
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Port to build $32,000,000 Landmark Maritime Innovation Center at Fisherman's Terminal
Thu, 08/17/23
The Port of Seattle Commission approved $32,600,000 to achieve a long-standing goal of transforming the historic Ship Supply Building at Fishermen’s Terminal (FT), one of the oldest existing Port facilities, into a new globally recognized home… VIDEO: Maritime Innovation Center Port of Seattle MORE
King County Assessor: Property values dropped in West Seattle
Thu, 08/17/23
Information from King County
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Industrious West Seattle taking over former Village Woodworks in WS Junction
Wed, 08/16/23
Industrious West Seattle is taking over the former Village Woodworks location in the West Seattle junction. They expect a fall opening.
The announcement was made via social media by owner Bret Gibson.
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White Center Block Party is back to celebrate music, fun, diversity and more Aug. 26
Wed, 08/16/23
The White Center Block Party is back. Taking place on August 26th, 2023, from 11am to 12 am. The first hour is a sensory hour for the area friends and neighbors that may have sensory sensitivities.
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