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1 day
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
1 day
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
1 day
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
1 day
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
1 day
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
1 day
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 […]
Field Gulls
1 day
4 Seahawks players who could benefit most under new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury
The Seattle Seahawks are entering one of the more fascinating offensive transitions in the NFL this season. When Klint Kubiak departed after helping establish a clear offensive identity in Seattle, the obvious question became whether the Seahawks could maintain that momentum under new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury. The answer isn’t simple. Kubiak’s influence on the […]
West Seattle Blog
1 day
WEST SEATTLE SATURDAY: 30+ notes!
(Western Tiger Swallowtail butterfly, photographed by Tom Trulin) Last day of spring! Summer arrives at 1:24 am Sunday. Here are our highlighted happenings for today/tonight, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar: LOCAL GARAGE/YARD SALES: Check for sales happening today, listed in the WSB Community Forums! RUN WITH WEST SEATTLE RUNNER: Meet up at […]
Field Gulls
1 day
Seahawks News 6/20: Abe Lucas taking a step forward into his contract
In Today’s Links: some say that our Seattle Seahawks are getting better, more takeaways and news of note from the recently concluded minicamp, O-line talk, Leonard Williams’ contract, and a bit more. We move slow through the dead space of the NFL news cycle. Maybe that’s a good thing. Enjoy your Saturday. Go, ‘Hawks! #np […]
West Seattle Blog
2 days
READER PHOTOS: ‘Totally horrified to see this in our … neighborhood’
That photo arrived via text tonight from a reader who wrote: Totally horrified to see this i our Arbor Heights neighborhood. Thi is at the intersection of 39th/108th/Marine View Drive … I walked past this spot this morning and the sign wasn’t there. It might by explained by this photo texted by another reader earlier: […]
West Seattle Blog
2 days
FOLLOWUP: Two notes, four days after bicyclist Maridee Bonadea’s death in Fauntleroy
Flowers, notes, and Pride flags adorn the “ghost bike” memorial for Maridee Bonadea, the 76-year-old Vashon rider killed in a collision with a truck Monday morning a short distance uphill from the Fauntleroy ferry dock. Two notes tonight: An informal gathering in her memory is planned at 2 pm tomorrow (Saturday, June 20) at Vashon’s […]
West Seattle Blog
2 days
South Delridge’s tiny tribute to veterans finally gets fixed
By Macey Wurm Reporting for West Seattle Blog You might have noticed, passing through the intersection of Delridge Way SW, !6th Ave SW, and SW Roxbury St that the Veterans Memorial Triangle in front of Max’s Triangle Pub is finally getting long-needed restoration work. The small park is an SDOT-owned and -maintained public space, so […]
