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30 days
WEST SEATTLE COYOTES: Another daytime sighting
Reported by Wendell: Around 8:30 am: More coyote activity on the corner of 41st Ave SW and Dawson this morning. More significant than last week because this hill sees a lot of cars and human activity at that time in the morning, and is a route used by a lot of young school kids. Two […]
West Seattle Blog
30 days
PARADE SEASON: West Seattle High School Marching Band travels to Spokane for Lilac Festival
Parade season is under way! West Seattle High School music director Ethan Thomas sent the photo and report: The West Seattle High School Marching Band participated in the 88th annual Spokane Lilac Festival Armed Forces Torchlight Parade last Saturday. The weather was cold and wet, but we had a great time performing for a large […]
Seattle Weekly
30 days
Memorial Day at Mt. Rainier: ‘The Flight Has Ended, They Are Now In Thy Keeping’
This Memorial Day weekend, consider making a trip to the southeast side of Mt. Rainier National Park, where, over a year after the end of World War II, 32 United States Marines lost their lives after their plane crashed into the South Tahoma Glacier of Mt. Rainier.
West Seattle Blog
30 days
FOLLOWUP: Here’s how first-ever student-organized West Seattle Math Competition added up
Back in March, we told you about plans for the first-ever West Seattle Math Competition – organized by students, for students, all middle-schoolers. The competition happened this past Saturday at the Admiral HUB – and we were there to photograph the conclusion of the competition (the first few hours happened behind closed doors). It ended […]
West Seattle Blog
30 days
TRAFFIC ALERT: Crash on Delridge Way SW
Thanks for the tips. Southbound Delridge Way SW is blocked at 20th because of a crash (near Boss Drive-In and the 7-Eleven). Avoid the area.
West Seattle Blog
30 days
Dine-out fundraiser, SW Lander drop-in with SDOT, more for your West Seattle Tuesday
(Photo by James Osprey – juvenile Bald Eagle facing off with River Otter) Here are event notes/reminders/listings for today/tonight, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar: FREE PLAYSPACE AT CHURCH OF NAZARENE … open today, now through noon, drop in with your little one(s). (42nd SW and SW Juneau) KALEIDOSCOPE PLAY & LEARN: 10 […]
West Seattle Blog
30 days
SCHOOLS: Kindergarten/peschool registration event today for West Seattle Elementary
(WSB file photo) Before we get to today’s full list of what’s happening, one spotlight for families who have yet to register incoming kindergarteners and preschoolers for next school year. A registration/information event is happening at West Seattle Elementary (6760 34th SW), 4-6 pm today. This flyer (PDF) explains what you need to bring if […]
Seattle Medium
30 days
Justice Jackson Slams Supreme Court’s Handling Of Rush Appeal In Louisiana Redistricting Case
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson offered a blistering critique of the Supreme Court’s handling of a recent high-profile redistricting case, asserting that the court needed to be “really, really careful” to avoid appearing political and suggesting it had failed to do so.