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On Monday, January 23, 2017, just shy of her 93rd birthday, Emmogene (Jean) Molly Silver ended her arduous and noble 10 year journey with Alzheimer's and crippling arthritis. She persevered until the end trying to make sense of the world around…MORE

Information from South Seattle College

South Seattle College’s 2017 Gifts from the Earth fundraiser raised $273,000 - a new record in the event’s fourteenth year. Proceeds from the event benefit the South Seattle College Foundation in its…MORE

Information from Reps. Pramila Jayapal and Suzan DelBene Representatives Pramila Jayapal and Suzan DelBene hailed Western District of Washington judge Thomas S. Zilly’s temporary restraining order, along with a stay issued by a New York judge,…MORE

Update: Sunday Jan. 29 According to both the ACLU and the office of Rep. Pramila Jayapal Two clients represented by Northwest Immigrant Rights Project, the ACLU of Washington and collaborating attorneys have been released from the custody of…MORE

Each year the White Center CDA hosts a community summit to bring neighbors together to talk about the state of their community and plan for White Center’s future – on Jan 28, the CDA hosted the annual summit at Evergreen High School 830 SW 116th…MORE

Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) is in the process of updating its Strategic Business Plan (SBP), the roadmap that guides their investments and service levels. Additionally, this document, which is updated every three years, is the guide for the…MORE

By Clay Eals

The father of the famed Murals of West Seattle has died.

Earl Cruzen, a lifelong resident and longtime business leader in West Seattle, died Jan. 23, 2017, at his Duwamish Head condominium overlooking Elliott Bay and…MORE

South Seattle College graduate Marady Duong was awarded the Washington State Association of College Trustees (ACT) Transforming Lives Award in Olympia on Jan. 23, 2017. Duong received a $500 cash prize along with four other students selected…MORE

The Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board hearing and vote on the Southwest Seattle Historical Society nomination of the Campbell Building (1918) in the West Seattle Junction for landmark status has been scheduled for the board's meeting at 3:30…MORE

If you've driven down 35th Ave. SW anytime in the last 40 or so years you know "The Cow" atop the building at 7500 35th SW. That's the location for John's Deli, one of the last small grocery stores in Seattle.

Now it's set to close Feb.…MORE