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The Stranger
27 days
Slog AM: Howard Schultz Talks Shit About Seattle, Zorhran Mamdani Solves NYC’s Budget Deficit, Trump Says He Doesn’t Think About Ordinary Americans’ Financial Situation
The idea to ban cars from Capitol Hill’s E. Barbara Bailey street, which encounters constant foot traffic from Cal Anderson Park, Capitol Hill Station, and the Capitol Hill Station Plaza, is a no-brainer. Cars should not be there. And an organization, Central Seattle Streets for All, is now pressing for the formal pedestrianization of the […] The post Slog AM: Howard Schultz Talks Shit About Seattle, Zorhran Mamdani Solves NYC’s Budget Deficit, Trump Says He Doesn’t Think About Ordinary Americans’ Financial Situation appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
27 days
Morgan Junction skate-dot meeting and much more for your West Seattle Wednesday
(Pileated Woodpecker, photographed by Patricia Hahler in Fauntleroy) Here’s our Wednesday list, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar – which you can preview any time – here’s what’s happening today/tonight: WALKING FOR WELL-BEING: 10 am Wednesday walks start from 47th/Fontanelle. TODDLER READING TIME: 10:30 am at Paper Boat Booksellers (4522 California SW; WSB […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
TRAFFIC CAMS, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Wednesday info, plus Bike Everywhere Day
6:06 AM: Good morning! Welcome to Wednesday, May 13, 2026. BIKE EVERYWHERE DAY It’s the annual observance of what used to be “Bike to Work Day.” Here’s what’s happening: West Seattle Bike Connections and friends welcome you once again to Bike Everywhere Day at the west end of the Spokane Low Bridge from 6 to […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
VIDEO: West Seattle High School principal Brian Vance tells his school’s success story to Rotary
By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor In a time when Seattle Public Schools enrollment isn’t exactly booming, West Seattle High School enrollment is. Nearly 1,500 students fill the school now, principal Brian Vance told the Rotary Club of West Seattle today – up from 900 when he took over nine years ago. They’ve had […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
From construction to crime to concerts, plus how to join, @ Admiral Neighborhood Association’s last pre-summer meeting
By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor Admiral Neighborhood Association president Joanie Jacobs announced tonight’s gathering as “the last meeting before summer craziness begins.” That’s a reference to the intense slate of summer events that ANA presents. Here are the meeting’s main points: SEATTLE POLICE: Crime-prevention coordinator Matt Brown and Community Service Officer Jamie (both […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
FOLLOWUP: Two-bridge-closure weekend still on
When WSDOT announced Monday that it would close the northbound 1st Avenue South Bridge all weekend again, starting this Friday night, though one area bridge – the West Seattle low bridge – already had an all-weekend closure planned, we asked SDOT if the latter was still on. We had already asked what time the low-bridge […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
HAPPENING NOW: Baskets of fun at springtime benefit for Fauntleroy Fall Festival
Now until 8:15 pm, you can take your chances on fun gift baskets as part of the Fauntleroy Fall Festival fundraiser at Endolyne Joe’s (9261 45th SW) – including a Mariners-themed Game Day basket: And baskets for beer fans: Just look for Ben, Reed, and their young assistant: You can get in on the drawing […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
SUMMER: West Seattle Rotary gets Grand Parade update. Sponsors welcome!
One of two speakers of note at today’s weekly Rotary Club of West Seattle meeting was Keith Hughes, who chairs the West Seattle Grand Parade for the Rotary Service Foundation, which presents it. This year’s parade is a little more than two months away – Saturday, July 18. The parade is almost a century old, […]
The Stranger
27 days
Tell Me What’s a Happenin’
When I was introduced to Jesus Christ Superstar, my Bible-thumping mother leveled a stern warning: This show was blasphemous. Jesus presented as a mere mortal— “just another man”—who was in over his head leading a band of freedom fighters champing at the bit to storm Rome, who maybe had sexual relations with former lady of […] The post Tell Me What’s a Happenin’ appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
27 days
Still seeking summer camp? YMCA expands West Seattle options
With the school year ending in a little more than a month, many families – but not all – have summer plans locked in. If you’re still looking for summer-camp options, the West Seattle YMCA (WSB sponsor) has an announcement that might interest you: The YMCA of Greater Seattle is expanding summer camp options in […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
VIDEO: ‘Sailing’ sea lion off Lowman Beach
Continuing our sea theme this afternoon thanks to Keri Watson for sending the video! That’s a sea lion “sailing” – often mistaken for an orca – off Lowman Beach. We’ve featured and explained this over the years – here, for example.
The Stranger
28 days
No Place Like Old Fire House
On a Saturday in early April, the sounds of indie rock wafted through the sunny streets of downtown Redmond. Aging hipsters like me, teens, and other community members had gathered outside the Old Fire House Teen Center to commemorate the building that had served as an all-ages venue and teen center since 1992. It was […] The post No Place Like Old Fire House appeared first on The Stranger.
