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SUMMER MUSIC! Admiral Neighborhood Association’s first AMP concert Thursday night
Tomorrow night, Belvedere Park is the place to be for the next major outdoor-music event of the summer – the first of three AMP concerts, presented at three parks over the next three Thursday nights by the Admiral Neighborhood Association, all free! The series opens with Steve Aliment and Annie O’Neill – here’s a sample […]
West Seattle Blog
about 2 hours
WEST SEATTLE SCENE: Last low-low tide of summer
That was the scene at today’s low-low tide – last -3-feet-or-lower tide of summer, just after noon. Dave Gershgorn sent photos from the south end of Constellation Park. Tomorrow’s lowest tide is still fairly low, so if you weren’t able to get out previously, it’ll still be a sight to see – -2.8 feet just […]
West Seattle Blog
about 4 hours
TRAFFIC ALERT: Highland Park Way crash
Thanks for the tips. A multiple-vehicle crash at Highland Park Way and Holden is reported to be blocking uphill traffic. Avoid the area for a while.
West Seattle Blog
about 5 hours
Should Seattle firefighters use drones?
(WSB file photo, King County Sheriff’s Office drone) The Seattle Fire Department is launching a review and feedback process for its proposal to obtain and use up to three drones. The SFD announcement explains: mThe Emergency Response Aerial Technology – or ERAT – would be used in a limited number of fire, medical or rescue […]
West Seattle Blog
about 7 hours
PREVIEW: City reps coming to Highland Park on Friday to celebrate Summer Food Program
We’ve reported on the dozens of sites where kids and teens can get free food while school is out. As noted in that story, this Friday is the day that city reps are coming to one site to celebrate the Summer Food Program. They’re planning a party 11 am-2 pm Friday (July 17) at Highland […]
West Seattle Blog
about 8 hours
ELECTION 2026: August 4 election ballots go out today
You can vote in the August 4 election as soon as tomorrow – King County Elections is mailing out ballots today. The primary contests in which the vote will narrow down the field are for U.S. House District 7 Rep. Pramila Jayapal, who has three opponents – David Blomstrom, Gwen Kirkland, Nirav Sheth – and […]
NW Progressive Institute
about 9 hours
The Seattle Times versus The Stranger: How their 2026 MLKC area endorsements compare
With each paper's set of endorsements now available to scrutinize, we're bringing back our popular comparison that visually shows you where the papers agree and disagree. You might think the papers would be far apart in their choices, and sometimes they were... but not always! The Seattle Times versus The Stranger: How their 2026 MLKC area endorsements compare is a post from NPI's Cascadia Advocate, the journal of the Northwest Progressive Institute. Published continuously since March of 2004, NPI's Cascadia Advocate provides thoughtful commentary and analysis on regional, national, and world politics. Keep The Cascadia Advocate going by making a contribution to sustain NPI's research and advocacy here.
West Seattle Blog
about 9 hours
COUNTDOWN: One sure sign that it’s just three days until West Seattle Grand Parade and Float Dodger 5K!
Thanks to Al for the photo of a truck bearing “no parking” signs arriving this morning in The Admiral District, start of the route for Saturday’s West Seattle Grand Parade and Float Dodger 5K. Both start in Admiral and head southbound on California (the parade disperses after reaching SW Edmunds, but the 5K is round […]
GeekWire
about 10 hours
AWS EC2 and AI leader Dave Brown to exit, replaced by Amazon exec and Microsoft vet Dave Treadwell
Dave Brown is leaving Amazon Web Services after nearly 19 years, departing at the end of July for a new role outside the company. Dave Treadwell, a longtime Amazon executive who spent 27 years at Microsoft, will take over AWS Compute and ML Services on Aug. 1. Read More
Seattle Medium
about 11 hours
Thank You For Making Our Inaugural Best Of The Best Northwest Readers’ Choice Awards A Huge Success
The Seattle Medium has concluded its inaugural Best of the Best Northwest Readers' Choice Awards, a community-driven initiative designed to honor individuals, businesses, and organizations for their impactful contributions and to celebrate Black excellence across the Pacific Northwest.
PubliCola
about 11 hours
As Mayor, Katie Wilson Doesn’t Travel Much. When She Does, You’ll Find Her in 23F.
By Erica C. Barnett For more than a year, records have been trickling into my inbox documenting the astronomical amounts… The post As Mayor, Katie Wilson Doesn’t Travel Much. When She Does, You’ll Find Her in 23F. appeared first on PubliCola.
West Seattle Blog
about 11 hours
WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Arson damage on Madison Middle School turf
Malia sent that photo Monday night after noticing the burned chair and fire damage on the turf at Madison Middle School‘s playfield. It was long out by the time she happened onto it. When she called it to our attention, we looked for an SFD call and couldn’t find one. So we pursued inquiries with […]
