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Field Gulls
23 days
Where the Seahawks rank in terms of rest advantage in 2026
Have you ever had a dream so good that you just wanted to go back to sleep to keep the vibes going? What if it got even better? That’s how the Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl wins have felt, as a fan and native son of Seattle. From a team (and city) that, at times, felt […]
Field Gulls
23 days
Seahawks News 5/16: Michael Dansby a project worth investing in
In Today’s Links: more on the schedule, lots really. We’ve got most all of the takes a Seattle Seahawks fan needs to digest, dissect, and to prepare deliberations. Until something bigger happens, it’s what everyone is talking about. Enjoy your Saturday. Thanks for being here. Go, ‘Hawks! #np honey thighs by strongboi Seahawks News 5 […]
West Seattle Blog
23 days
WEST SEATTLE SATURDAY: More than three dozen things to do, plus closure alerts
(Photo by Bob Burns – choppy Puget Sound off Cormorant Cove Park on Friday) We start your Saturday list with two closure alerts: BRIDGE CLOSURES THIS WEEKEND: The northbound 1st Avenue South Bridge is closed to all surface users, so that repair work can continue, and it’s expected to reopen early Monday; the West Seattle […]
West Seattle Blog
24 days
BASEBALL: Chief Sealth IHS has one more chance to make it to state
PHOTOS BY OLIVER HAMLIN FOR WEST SEATTLE BLOG (Sealth’s Oliver Pivar with a hit) Though they lost the district championship game last night, the Chief Sealth International HS Seahawks have one more chance to make it to state. (Sealth’s Julian Reinhardt throws to 1st base) Nathan Hale scored in the 1st, 2nd, and 4th innings, […]
West Seattle Blog
24 days
WEEKEND PREVIEW: ‘The Year to Save the Earth’ music and multimedia experience at Our Lady of Guadalupe
Plenty happening tomorrow in West Seattle – including unique one-time events like this one tomorrow night: “The Year to Save the Earth” music & multimedia experience by Jim Scott @ Our Lady of Guadalupe May 16 @ 7:00 pm The Care for Creation Ministry of the West Seattle Catholic Community Presents: “The Year to Save […]
West Seattle Blog
24 days
HAPPENING NOW: West Seattle Junction’s spring Wine Walk
If you’ve decided at the last minute to join the West Seattle Junction Association Wine Walk tonight – good news, we’re told WSJA is still accepting walk-ups at the two check-in spots, Kenner Dental at California/Genesee (above) and Washington Property Management. From there, more than 30 wineries are partnered with Junction businesses tonight – all […]
West Seattle Blog
24 days
BIZNOTE: Another Junction storefront won’t be empty much longer – The Works Seattle is moving in
The vacancies in The Junction continue to vanish, one by one. We’ve already reported on Anchorhead Coffee taking the ex-Starbucks spot, the Dave’s Hot Chicken and Gong Cha plan for the former Haymaker space, Viva Arts going into the ex-Three Little Birds, the official opening of Oona in the ex-Willow storefront … and now The […]
West Seattle Blog
24 days
WEEKEND PREVIEW: Skunk Works Robotics open house Saturday (next Thursday, too)
(Photos courtesy Skunk Works Robotics) Though they meet south of the city, Skunk Works Robotics has always attracted West Seattle students too – 10 members this past year, the club tells us. So they wanted to be sure you know they have open houses tomorrow (Saturday, May 16) and next Thursday (May 21) – and […]
West Seattle Blog
24 days
WEST SEATTLE SALMON: Students free fry at Fauntleroy Creek, joined by City Councilmember Ron Saka
(Diana Spence explained how volunteers use net traps to count coho smolts leaving the creek for saltwater) It’s the time of spring when students participating in Salmon in the Schools release their school-raised baby salmon into local creeks. One school was joined this week by an elected official. The report is from Judy Pickens of […]
Field Gulls
24 days
Why the Seahawks won’t be going as far in 2026 as they did last season
The Seattle Seahawks have been masterful on the road under Mike Macdonald. In two seasons under their Super Bowl champion head coach, they’ve won 15 out of 17 games away from Lumen Field, including all eight of their 10 am PT trips to the central and eastern time zones. Has anyone checked on Coach Macdonald’s […]
West Seattle Blog
24 days
Got brown water in Gatewood? Here’s why
Firefighters are out testing hydrants today in Gatewood; we spotted this one at 37th and Holden. Hydrant-testing stirs up sediment – aka rust – in the lines, and that can lead to discolored water in the area. We’ve already heard from one person who had it, though he says it cleared up relatively quickly. Always […]
West Seattle Blog
24 days
Morgan Junction Park ‘skate dot’/all-wheels area finally has ‘momentum,’ project manager says, though slogging through red tape
(Current design for expanded Morgan Junction Park, ‘skate dot’ in lower left) By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor The latest meeting about the “skate dot”/all-wheels area in the Morgan Junction Park expansion plan served largely as a reminder of how much bureaucracy has bogged it down. Project manager Trae Yang from Seattle Parks noted […]
