January Q&A with District 6 Councilmember Dan Strauss
In our January Q&A with District 6 Councilmember Dan Strauss, we sourced reader questions from the My Ballard Group, many of which centered around the homelessness crisis. If you want […]
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Local charity installs port-a-potty and dumpster at Leary Triangle
Local charity Seattle Compassion has installed a portable toilet and dumpster at the Leary Triangle (NW Leary Way, Leary Way NW, and 9th Ave NW). According to Seattle Compassion volunteer […]
Fremont Solstice Parade and Arts Council at risk of folding
The Fremont Solstice Parade and Fremont Arts Council are both at risk of folding due to lost revenue this year. Events are the key fundraiser for the council, and with […]
Ballard Bridge to be rehabilitated or replaced with a mid-level movable bridge
The City’s Ballard Bridge Planning Study just wrapped up with two options now on the table: either rehabilitating the current structure, or replacing it with a mid-level movable bridge. The […]
Ballard celebrates election results with tambourines and car horns
This morning, cities around the nation are celebrating the news that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have won the election, and Ballard is no exception. People woke to car horns, […]
Seattle University launches 6th annual public safety survey
Seattle University has launched their annual public safety survey, live until Nov. 30. This is the 6th year of the university’s public safety survey, created to solicit feedback on safety […]
No Bones Beach Club is now closed
In another blow to the Ballard restaurant community, No Bones Beach Club has closed their location on 17th Ave NW due to the pandemic. The vegan restaurant also closed their […]
106-year-old Salmon Bay railroad bridge to be repaired, not replaced
Plans to replace the iconic Salmon Bay railroad bridge have changed: BNSF has decided that rather than build a new bridge, they’ll work to repair and maintain the century-old railroad […]
Stay Healthy Blocks permits now available throughout Seattle
The City is now allowing for residential block closures as an off-shoot of the Stay Healthy Streets program. They’re calling it Stay Healthy Blocks, which allows for community groups to […]
Golden Gardens Drive to remain closed to thru traffic until Oct. 5
Golden Gardens Drive will stay closed for another month to allow for outdoor recreation. The closed section of road is part of SDOT’s Keep Moving Streets program, in which four […]
Musashi Newsroom replaces Equal Exchange on 15th and Market
Musashi Newsroom has taken over the Equal Exchange Espresso location on the northeast corner of 15th and Market. The cafe is one part coffee, one part sushi, open now in […]
33rd Ave W Ped/Bike Bridge: Online drop-in session
Join us at the online drop-in session to: • Learn about the project • Get your questions answered • Provide feedback • Engage with project staff Wednesday, September 23, 2020 […]
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