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Latest News

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West Seattle Blog about 2 hours

TRAFFIC, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Tuesday notes, including last-day-of-school info

6:01 AM: Good morning! It’s Tuesday, June 9, 2026. WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET Some sun, some rain, some wind, high in the low 60s. Sunrise was at 5:11 am (as early as it gets, staying there until June 23); sunset will be at 9:05 pm. ROAD-WORK PAUSE The first Seattle World Cup match isn’t until next […]

West Seattle Blog about 12 hours

TUESDAY PREVIEW: Take a RainWise walking tour in West Seattle

(WSB file photo – RainWise cisterns at Peace Lutheran Church) Perhaps you’re listening to tonight’s rain coursing through a downspout and wondering if there’s something better to do with all that water than let it run into a side sewer or the street (eventually polluting local waterways). There might be, especially if you’re eligible for […]

West Seattle Blog about 14 hours

WEST SEATTLE SCENE: Protesting in memory of Marjorie

(Photo courtesy Randy Winn) Thanks for the photo. Local activists gathered at 35th/Edmunds this afternoon for a protest that also served as a memorial. They’re carrying the torch lit by Marjorie Prince, who demonstrated at that corner for months – daily, while others joined her weekly for “Mondays with Marjorie” – until her recent death. […]

West Seattle Blog about 15 hours

Ask Seattleites to pay more for full ST3 delivery? ‘Inappropriate,’ says lone city councilmember on Sound Transit Board

(WSB photo: Councilmember Dan Strauss with Council President Joy Hollingsworth at this morning’s Q&A) Also in attendance at today’s informal periodic city councilmember Q&A session with reporters (earlier coverage here) was Councilmember Dan Strauss, who is the lone Seattle councilmember also on the Sound Transit Board. After the board vote a week and a half […]

West Seattle Blog about 16 hours

BIZNOTE: Pegasus Pizza announces new owners

Two years after opening in The Junction, which was a year-plus after the longtime Alki location’s closure, Pegasus Pizza and Pasta has just announced new owners. Via email, here’s the announcement and photo we received today: After more than 30 years as the head chefs and culinary backbone of Pegasus Pizza and Pasta, Gabriel Castro […]

My Ballard about 17 hours

Ballard homeowners continue decades-long effort to preserve 1910 house

A Ballard couple is undertaking the latest chapter in a restoration project that has spanned more than two decades, as they update their 1910 home at 903 NW 61st St ... Read more

West Seattle Blog about 17 hours

Fauntleroy Creek Culvert ‘early work’ to start on 45th SW soon, Seattle Public Utilities says, but no road closure until next year

The first of two Fauntleroy Creek culvert-replacement projects, under 45th SW north of SW Wildwood, will move into “early work” later this month, according to a Seattle Public Utilities announcement today, but the major work – which will close part of 45th SW for up to two years – isn’t set to start early next […]

My Ballard about 18 hours

Ballard weekly event roundup: June 8 – 14

Here’s your weekly events roundup for June 8-14 in Ballard. Tons happening this week, from multiple trivia nights to Reuben’s Brews annual family pride fest and a massive fundraising sale ... Read more

West Seattle Blog about 19 hours

POLICE STAFFING: Fewer officers leaving, new briefing says, which might pose a dilemma

In advance of tomorrow morning’s City Council Public Safety Committee meeting, the presentation is posted for a major agenda item, the quarterly update on Seattle Police staffing, hiring, overtime, and performance. One key point: Fewer officers are leaving than expected. As a result, the presentation prepared by council staff suggests in its summary: SPD is […]

West Seattle Blog about 22 hours

Here’s our list of what’s happening on your West Seattle Monday!

(Photo by Bob Burns) Here’s your Monday list of highlights, mostly from our West Seattle Event Calendar: SPRAYPARK SEASON: Daily splashing continues at the Highland Park Spraypark (1100 SW Cloverdale), 11 am-8 pm. NO CITY COUNCIL BRIEFING MEETING: Weekly 2 pm meeting is canceled today. PROTEST IN TRIBUTE TO MARJORIE: 3-4 pm at 35th/Edmunds, weekly […]

My Ballard about 22 hours

Burke-Gilman Missing Link design heads back to the public for feedback

The proposed Burke-Gilman Trail Missing Link through Ballard has reached another milestone, with SDOT releasing updated design plans that include raised crossings, roadway paving on Market Street, and a redesigned ... Read more

West Seattle Blog about 23 hours

YOU CAN HELP: 7th grader’s instrument-donation project to enable ‘everyone to have the opportunity to play music’

Got a musical instrument you don’t need any more? A local student is organizing a donation drive, and asked us to share the request with you: My name is Julian, a 7th grader who lives in West Seattle, and I have a Bar Mitzvah coming up on June 20th. As part of that, I am […]

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