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26 days
HAPPENING NOW: Bubbles and beer, plus music, at Super Deli Mart’s Fauntleroy Fall Festival summer party
Whether you’re celebrating Father’s Day, the first day of summer, or perfect weekend weather, you’re welcome to join the party outside Super Deli Mart (35th/Barton, northwest corner), now until 4 pm. Kids’ activities including bubbles (buckets full and lots of room, as shown above), and draft beer for sale inside the store with part of […]
West Seattle Blog
26 days
West Seattle Wild’s invitation to you
West Seattle has so many public green spaces and shores to explore. That’s why Rob Kellar launched a new group called West Seattle Wild; the photo above is from one of their first adventures. Here’s his announcement: I started West Seattle Wild after realizing how much wildlife and natural beauty we have right here in […]
West Seattle Blog
26 days
Memorial gathering June 28 for Dean Charles Duncan, 1959-2026
Family and friends will gather one week from today, on Sunday, June 28, to celebrate the life of Dean Charles “Charlie” Duncan, and are sharing this invitation: Loving husband, father, son, brother & friend. Come share stories as we celebrate the life of Dean Charles Duncan. June 28th. 2026 West Seattle Eagles 4426 California Ave […]
West Seattle Blog
26 days
WEST SEATTLE SUNDAY: Summer begins with 25 options!
(WSB photo – seen sunbathing at Longfellow Creek) Welcome to summer, which officially began early this morning; hot weather is ahead but the alert doesn’t kick in until 11 am Monday, so, for what should be a pleasant Sunday (and Father’s Day), here are highlights from what’s on our West Seattle Event Calendar: SUNDAY FUNDAY […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Attempted entry; dog-food theft
Two reader reports with porch-camera security video: ATTEMPTED ENTRY: Mark sent this: Wanted to make the Admiral neighborhood aware of these two individuals who came onto our property and attempted to enter our home. This happened on 6/18/2026 around 9:45 PM in the 2700 block of 37th Ave SW. DOG-FOOD THEFT: This package thief may […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
PREVIEW: Start summer by supporting Fauntleroy Fall Festival at Super Deli Mart’s afternoon party
(WSB photo from 2025 Fauntleroy Fall Festival fundraiser @ Super Deli Mart) Two updates tomorrow for a party that’ll be a fun way to celebrate the first day of summer and Father’s Day while supporting a fall tradition: The Super Deli Mart party benefiting the Fauntleroy Fall Festival is now 1-4 pm Sunday at 35th/Barton, […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
WEST SEATTLE COYOTES: Two more sightings
Two more reader reports of coyote sightings – no photos this time, though. First: Saw a coyote shortly before 9:55 pm Friday 6/19 in Highland Park. It was running west down SW Elmgrove Street past 12th Ave SW with something large-rabbit-sized in its mouth. It was too dark and fast to see anything more in […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
FOLLOWUP: Part of South Alki shore/water is safe again, post-overflow – here’s the part that still is not
The red zone in that map just sent by the King County Wastewater Treatment Division shows the area where it’s still not safe to have contact with the water, three days after a 13,000-gallon sewage leak at the 63rd SW Pump Station. Here’s the update we just received: Public Health – Seattle & King County […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
Also in White Center today: Grand opening for new ice-cream shop La Garrafita
(Also published on partner site White Center Now) (WSB/WCN photos) While at the Taste of White Center, we discovered it’s Grand Opening Day for La Garrafita, the new ice-cream shop next to Wolfpack Cellars (WSB sponsor) in the renovated storefronts gutted by fire five years ago. We’ve mentioned before in North Highline Unincorporated Area Council […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
PREVIEW: Celebrate summer’s official arrival Sunday with Alice’s solstice-sunset watch
(WSB photo from cloudy summer-solstice sunset last year) No sun at last year’s summer-solstice sunset watch with skywatcher/educator Alice Enevoldsen, but this year will likely be different. You’re invited to Solstice Park (top of the slope at 7400 Fauntleroy Way SW) Sunday evening to join her for the next of the quarterly change-of-season sunset watches […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
HAPPENING NOW: Taste of White Center 2026!
Until 3 pm, a food festival and street party is under way in the heart of White Center – the fififth annual Taste of White Center. Booths on 16th SW are selling $5 tickets for special tastes/bites/sips at more than three dozen venues, as a benefit for the White Center Food Bank. Note that rather […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
FOLLOWUP: SDOT finally finishing 63rd/Beach Drive crossing
For five months, the poles for flashing beacons at the new 63rd/Beach Drive crossing have been in place (here’s our January update), awaiting the beacons. We’ve checked in periodically with SDOT, and they’ve replied repeatedly that they were waiting for the equipment to arrive. That’s finally happened; WSB contributor Anne Higuera noticed the crew at […]
