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June 2021
Adah Cruzen has died; West Seattle philanthropist gone at 96
One of the most generous people West Seattle has ever known is gone.
Adah Cruzen, whose philanthropy was was well known and a continuation of that her husband Earl Cruzen who passed in 2017, celebrated her 95th birthday last year at her home at Aegis Living in the Admiral District.
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Easy, salt-free food for teenagers
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"I'm going to miss you two"
High School ladies vie for win at PNW Girls Junior PGA Championship
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Seven decades after the Korean War, Arne Lyshall is still healing
A member of a very select group, the "Chosin Few", he carries the lessons he learned into every day
The drive to do the right thing has been part of Arne Lyshall’s life for all his 92 years.
Born in Seattle in 1928, he grew up in a broken home living with his aunt whose faith would later mean a lot to him.
As a boy he developed a love of drawing.
That ability to see things as they are and preserve it would come to be a big part of his life later too.
Enrolled at Franklin High School, Arne saw the second world war raging. Newspapers were filled with headlines about battles taking place and men dying in both Europe and Asia. Knowing that nearly every able bodied man had joined the fight, Arne would help out unloading boxcars and ships on the Seattle waterfront. He saw men being shipped out as he stayed home and finally came to a decision. He would leave school as a junior and join the Marines, just after the war ended.
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Sunset of the week 6-1-21
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Keeping Track
Where area sports stars meet their future
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New South Delridge Farmers’ Market opening day is June 12
A new monthly farmers’ market in South Delridge opens on June 12.
The farmers’ market will be at Hope Academy, at 9421 18th Avenue SW, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. every second Saturday from June through November.
You can find information about participating vendors, becoming a vendor, volunteering and the schedule at the South Delridge Farmers' Market website.
A goal of the market is small-business development; the majority of vendors are people of color.
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Fire destroys carport in Fauntleroy in suspected Arson
A fire that broke out in a carport in the Fauntleroy/Seaview neighborhood around 3:15 AM on Friday June, 4 is suspected of being arson, according to the post on Facebook by the resident, Pia VanHanen.
If you have any information on a potential suspect please call 911 and send your information to her at pia.vanhanen@gmail.com
She posted:
Not exactly the post I'd ever thought of writing:
We had an arsonist set our carport on fire this morning at 3:15 am. We live right by the ferry dock. Please contact me if you know of ANY suspicious characters who have been roaming around the Fauntleroy neighborhood. Contact me with any info you may have - the fire and police depts are investigating this.
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