May 2014

Two townhouses proposed for 60th Ave. S.W.

A land use application has been filed for the development of two townhouse structures with four units each (8 units total) to be built at 3015 60th Ave. S.W. Parking for 16 vehicles will be provided. The property has been listed by John L. Scott as being a "rare development opportunity"

http://www.johnlscott.com/Home/541436/NWM/3015-60th-Ave-SW-West-Seattle…

The property is owned by Glen Burton.

The DPD listing is here
http://web1.seattle.gov/DPD/permitstatus/project.aspx?id=3016265

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SLIDESHOW: West Seattle pulls one out of the hat in cross neighborhood matchup vs. Sealth

By Jeremy Martin

Trailing 3-2 and down to their last out of the game, the West Seattle High School softball team made their coach proud Wednesday afternoon by stringing together four consecutive hits and racking up three runs en route to 5-3 come from behind victory against arch rival Chief Sealth.

“That was very, very, very exciting. That last inning is how we’ve been playing most of the year, it took us a few innings to get there today but we had some girls step up,” Eric McCurdy, the Wildcats head coach said.

The Seahawks nearly had the game in the bag, and kept the wildcats on the ropes six and a half innings. Sealth played a nearly flawless game, scoring runs in the first, fourth and sixth innings and keeping west Seattle off the scoreboard until the top of the sixth.

“We had an error and gave them one more chance, and that was all they needed. We were on top of them up to that point. Our girls played a heck of a good game and I’m very proud of them,” Seahawks head coach Mike Depew said.

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Sealth falls hard against West Seattle Wildcats

By Jeremy Martin

Wednesday afternoon was a beautiful day for baseball, but for the Chief Sealth Seahawks the result of a rivalry game against West Seattle wasn’t quite as pretty.

An 8-3 Wildcat victory gave West Seattle High School something to celebrate and some much warranted momentum heading into the second half of the rivalry matchup on Friday.

It took a while for the Wildcats to find its groove, not registering a hit until the fifth inning, but once the bats warmed up nothing could cool them down.

West Seattle went on a tear starting with a double in the fifth and not stopping until it had racked up six hits in the final three innings.

“We played a good team, their tough, their pitcher had our number for our while. I’m proud of our guys because they hung in there and it’s a seven inning game so it was nice that we stayed with it and kept playing good defense,” West Seattle head coach Velko Vitalich said.

It was all Sealth early, as the Seahawks scored in the first inning and were able to pick up five hits before the Wildcats even found first base.

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