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about 23 hours
VIDEO: Thunderstorms rumble through West Seattle and vicinity
12:52 PM: For almost four hours, we’ve heard the thunder – and the bursts of occasional heavy rain (like the intense downpour just minutes ago). But have you seen the lightning? The first photo we received of accompanying lightning is here; since then, we’ve received video. Above is video recorded by Mark Bauschke; below, speed-altered […]
West Seattle Blog
about 24 hours
Bike crash victim’s family says safety changes “need to happen now” @ Fauntleroy Community Association’s July meeting
By Jason GrotelueschenReporting for West Seattle Blog “Something needs to be done now — not in 3 years — now.” That was one of the many strong messages expressed Tuesday night by family and supporters of Maridee Bonadea, the Vashon bicycle rider hit and killed in Fauntleroy last month. The family and community members had […]
West Seattle Blog
1 day
TRAFFIC ALERT: Tree down on Highland Park Way
As the thunderstorms continue, 911 dispatch has just sent police to check out a tree reported down across Highland Park Way near Holden, blocking southbound (uphill) lanes.
The Stranger
1 day
Shiloh Davies
This story was originally published in The Stranger’s July 2026 print issue. Multidisciplinary artist and designer Shiloh Davies is looking to “bring a little more play into the everyday.” Their textile works—which include soft sculptures, costume designs, and installations—are fantastical, surreal, and full of childlike whimsy. Whether it’s large pancakes stacked along a wall, giant […] The post Shiloh Davies appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
1 day
Seattle Art Fair 2026 Cheat Sheet
It’s time for the Seattle Art Fair, taking place July 23–26 at the Lumen Field Event Center. I probably don’t have to explain art fairs to anyone, but art fairs are the glitzy cousin of trade fairs, usually housed in fluorescent-flooded convention centers, where galleries gather under one roof to show off their hottest, most […] The post Seattle Art Fair 2026 Cheat Sheet appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
1 day
Here’s what’s on the West Seattle (and beyond) list for your thunderous Thursday
While we’re experiencing some summer rain – and thunderstorms (rumbling even as we type) – the forecast is for this turbulent weather to be mostly over by evening, so please review our list with that in mind. Here are the scheduled happenings, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar (where you’ll find even more […]
The Stranger
1 day
Slog AM: Pete Hegseth’s Elite, High-T Warriors, the Great “Chinese Child Pornography” Robbery, and Trump’s Illegal $1 Not-Gold Coin
The Naked and Infamous: Denny Blaine Park, Seattle’s favorite hangout for nude gays, will stay open and partially naked, a judge ruled yesterday. The unsightly anti-masturbation fence will stay up, and the city will have to staff the beach with masturbation spotters, place signs outlining good and bad behavior, and establish buffer zones that block […] The post Slog AM: Pete Hegseth’s Elite, High-T Warriors, the Great “Chinese Child Pornography” Robbery, and Trump’s Illegal $1 Not-Gold Coin appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
1 day
This could save birds’ lives: Free window-collision-deterrent installations
While your home windows might provide you a great view of birds outside – those same windows also could be a threat to their lives. Local advocates are offering an opportunity through August to do something about that, and asked us to share this announcement with you: Window collisions kill more than one billion birds […]
The Stranger
1 day
Free Will Astrology
ARIES (March 21-April 19): In honor of the intensive homecoming phase of your astrological cycle, I have homework for you. 1. Make a prediction about how old you will be when you know precisely who you are. 2. Forecast the day when you will look in the mirror and recognize your face as an intricate […] The post Free Will Astrology appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
1 day
TRAFFIC, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Thursday notes
6:02 AM: Good morning! It’s Thursday, July 16, 2026. WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET Today’s forecast is for showers, maybe even thunderstorms, mostly over by late afternoon, high in mid-70s. Sunrise was at 5:28 am today; sunset will be at 9:02 pm. (Wednesday sunset photo by Bert Huelmann) TRANSIT TODAY Metro buses – Regular weekday schedule. West […]
West Seattle Blog
1 day
Going wild at West Seattle Grand Parade 2026: Six sights to see Saturday
We’re continuing West Seattle Grand Parade previews, looking ahead to Saturday’s big event (rolling down California SW from SW Lander to SW Edmunds, 11 am, preceded by the Float Dodger 5K at 9:30 am). From the 85+ parade entries, some ‘wild’ sights to see: (WSB photo, 2025 West Seattle Grand Parade) –West Seattle Mrs. Ropers […]
West Seattle Blog
1 day
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 […]