September 2024

West Seattle's food scene is about to get a delicious new addition. Charcuterie by Annalise, a charming specialty food shop, is set to celebrate its grand opening on September 22nd with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at noon. Located at 6032B California Ave SW in Seattle, this unique storefront promises to bring a touch of culinary artistry and Italian tradition to the neighborhood.

Founder Annalise Johnson, a Seattle University alumna with a passion for cheese and a flair for creativity, is excited to share her love of charcuterie with the community. "I create beautiful and delicious custom charcuterie spreads for every occasion," she explained.

Fall Wine Walk is open for business – or ticket sales that is. 

It’s that time of year again when we celebrate and meet over 25 pacific northwest wineries hosted by some of your favorite merchants in the Junction. 

What: West Seattle Fall Wine Walk  

Information from Sound Transit

We are excited to share that the West Seattle Link Extension (WSLE) Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is available. We appreciate the years of engagement with the community that have gotten us to this point.

How to find the Final EIS

Information from White Center Food Bank

Join us for this year’s fall event, the Bring It Home Dinner and Auction on Friday, October 18th at the Sea Mar Community Center! Come together with the White Center Food Bank community for dinner & drinks, live music, and a “fireside chat”. We will also share a short video presentation showcasing our wonderful new facility and the people who make up this amazing organization.

The Sound Transit Executive Committee met Sept. 19 to discuss the rising costs of the West Seattle Link extension and other projects in the ST3 program. Despite these challenges, the committee reaffirmed its commitment to delivering light rail to West Seattle and other communities across the region.

"We are disappointed to hear about the rising estimates of the cost for West Seattle and presumably subsequently for other ST3 projects," said Executive Committee Chair and King County Executive Dow Constantine. "But I believe the most prudent thing to do is not to be paralyzed by this, not to be overwhelmed by it, but to keep moving and to get these projects designed so that we can understand what the trade-offs are, what the hard choices that the board needs to make will be."