Flyer warns of raccoon attack
There have been raccoon sightings pretty regularly around here. Even most recently in a parking lot along Market Street. We received an email from a neighbor who lives near 73rd […]
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Decision made for bike lane on Ballard Bridge
At the end of July the Department of Transportation met with a group of freight, bicycle and pedestrian advocates to come up with a plan for the south end of […]
New markings at intersection confuse drivers
The intersection where 17th Ave NW meets NW Leary is not a traditional one. NW 48th St. also feeds in here and their have been no markings to determine the […]
Park exclusion: ‘I really think it’s working’
A group of concerned citizens gathered at the Ballard Library last night for a follow-up meeting about crime in the three central Ballard Parks. Two months ago, Parks Superintendent Tim […]
Ballard changing faster than planned, residents say
Ten years after the city’s neighborhood plans were published, residents have been asked to help create a “status check” on how well the 20-year plans are progressing — and whether […]
Big turnout for first East Ballard walk
About 40 people showed up this morning for the first-ever East Ballard walking tour. Dawn Hemminger, one of the organizers was surprised and happy with the turnout. “We were expecting […]
The weekend events calendar
Looks like it’s going to be another beautiful weekend in Ballard! Northwest Senior Center Huge 2009 Spring Rummage Sale is going on today and tomorrow at the corner of NW […]
Help choose Loyal Heights block watch t-shirt
Earlier this year the Loyal Heights block watch officially started. Now the group wants help deciding on the official t-shirt. The watch group “gained much of its early support from […]
The weekend events calendar
It’s a busy weekend in Ballard and it looks like the record-breaking heat is gone. Saturday morning from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. the Hi-Life (5425 Russell Ave) is hosting […]
School start time may shift this fall
School start times could be moved up by 10 to 15 minutes starting next school year. Based on feedback from teachers, principals and families, school district staff is proposing the […]
Todd Boettger could head home in a few weeks
Todd Boettger continues to improve after the brutal beating in Greenwood last month. His brother Forrest tells us that Todd “had the feeding tube removed yesterday (Sunday) and is now […]
See art proposals for Salmon Bay Natural Area
Groundswell NW invites you to look at five proposals for a “landmark art piece” that will be installed at the Salmon Bay Natural Area. The public is invited to provide […]
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