by John Wilson King County Assessor
It’s that time of year again: property tax statements have recently come out from King County. Taxes are going up, and it’s important to understand why, and it’s also important that we begin discussing…MORE
West Seattle - News
The Art of Hair: Ola Salon opening a new location in Burien
Tue, 04/18/17
For nearly two decades Ola Salon has been a staple to the Luna Park neighborhood in West Seattle. When Rachel Karlin purchased Ola Salon in 2005, she deepened her love for all things hair, makeup and beauty but also focused on her commitment to…MORE
P-Patch community garden plots available in select neighborhoods
Tue, 04/18/17
information from Seattle Neighborhoods
Would you like to have a plot in one of Seattle’s fabulous P-Patch community gardens? Do you want to grow fresh organic produce for yourself and your family? Would you like to learn great gardening…MORE
On the Go Week of 4-17-17
Mon, 04/17/17
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Feminist Fiber Art Traveling Exhibit Virago Gallery 4306 S.W. Alaska St. April 1–30; Reception April 15, 6–9 p.m. Feminist Fiber Art is a…MORE
A box of light – White Center Library recognized for unique architecture
Mon, 04/17/17
By Lindsay Peyton The White Center Library’s nomination for “Building of the Year 2016” by the Daily Journal of Commerce only confirmed what Angelina Benedetti already thought.
“We have a beautiful space,” the regional library manager said…MORE
SLIDESHOW: Twenty Ninth Annual West Seattle Thriftway Easter Egg Hunt sees huge crowd
Sat, 04/15/17
It started 29 years ago and for Easter weekend 2017, the annual Easter Egg Hunt at West Seattle Thriftway saw hundreds of kids, parents and few shoppers caught off guard as the crowd streamed in to gather up nearly 30,000 plastic eggs (limit 25)…MORE
Former owner of Admiral Pub and Alki Crab and Fish sentenced to prison, fined $800,000
Fri, 04/14/17
information from the U.S. Dept. of Justice
The former owner of three bars and restaurants in the Seattle area was sentenced today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to eight months in prison, one year of supervised release and $800,000 in…MORE
The Lumberyard, White Center gets its first LGBTQA bar; Opening later this year
Fri, 04/14/17
Joining the trend of an improving business climate in White Center, and opening later this year is the community's first LGBTQA bar The Lumberyard at 9619 16th SW.
Owner Nathan Adams provided the following information about the new bar:…MORE
Instruments of Change Dinner-Auction will fund WS Food Bank May 13
Fri, 04/14/17
It’s just 4 weeks until the West Seattle Food Bank’s biggest fundraiser, the 10th Annual Instruments of Change Dinner/Auction on Saturday, May 13th at the Seattle Design Center.
The West Seattle Food Bank plays an important role in our…MORE
Precinct Commander Davis speaks about crime prevention in West Seattle
Fri, 04/14/17
By Lindsay Peyton
Captain Pierre Davis, of the Seattle Police Department’s Southwest Precinct, doesn’t want to simply fight crime.
His goal is to prevent incidents from even happening in the first place.
“We’d like to get…MORE
