Come experience the pop-sational variety show everyone is talking about, with non-stop entertainment featuring Seattle’s premier dance theatre company, Lunaria Dance Theatre, Seattle’s sassy, seductive chanteuse, Caela Bailey, and drag […]
The Neighborhood Street Fund ideas are in, and it’s time to for residents to weigh in. There are over 300 ideas around the city, with several in Ballard. This phase […]
St. Paul’s United Church (6512 12th Ave NW) will soon become an overnight shelter for homeless men and women in Ballard. The shelter, funded by SHARE, has been housed at Trinity […]
In the midst of the longest government shutdown in history (24 days, so far), the Ballard Food Bank is reminding furloughed workers that they can use their services. And, individual […]
A sign popped up at 15th Ave NW and Market St late last year, reminding drivers that it’s okay to make a U-turn at the intersection. The “U-turn ok” sign […]
Fremont will soon be getting new bike lanes along N 34th St. For the past year, the Seattle Department of Transportation has been working on plans to change the bike lanes […]
The chefs behind Stoneburner are opening their newest venture today: Lucky Santo opens its doors at 11am this morning at 3127 NW 85th St. The new restaurant has moved into the […]
Update: Investigators say these fires were the work of an arsonist. Update: Seattle Fire says it’s investigating two fires in Fremont overnight, including a fire that damaged Habitude Salon and […]
If you’re a history buff and you want to help out some local students, here’s your chance: volunteer judges are needed for the next middle and high school North Puget […]
Lately, we’ve been getting questions about volunteer opportunities in Ballard. With some very active nonprofits in the area, there are a number of ways to give back to the community, […]
8:15 am Ballard remained unscathed through the night, and all of Fremont, Greenwood and Interbay are back with power. In Magnolia, 2,105 customers are still dark. City Light says those […]
Starting next week, a section of the Burke-Gilman will be rerouted to allow for the replacement of a 100-year-old water main next to the Ship Canal. The eight-month closure will […]
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