By Megan Sheppard On the WSBeat, for West Seattle Blog As always, the WSBeat summaries are from reports on cases handled recently by Southwest Precinct officers, incidents of note that (usually) have not already appeared here in breaking-news coverage ... »
“Not only do we dream the ideas, we do the ideas,” said vice president Karl de Jong, toward the start of last night’s Admiral Neighborhood Association meeting. And with that, the toplines, including updates on some of the ANA ideas that have become rea... »
By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor “Understanding the situation, we’ll do our best to review the application as quickly as possible.” So says city Department of Planning and Development spokesperson Bryan Stevens, regarding the extra review that ... »
Two notes this morning relating to the transition at Seacrest Pier, with the city concession contract changing from Alki Crab and Fish – which closed two weeks ago – to Marination, which hopes to be open by summer. First, an event this Saturday (March ... »
(Photo courtesy of SDOT’s Marybeth Turner – stairway work continues at the top of 60th/61st/Spokane) What’s up for the rest of today/tonight, you ask? NO SCHOOL: It’s a day off for Seattle Public Schools students. BRIDGE CLOSURE: SDOT will again close ... »
A few notes for tonight, before we get too much further into the day: BRIDGE CLOSURE: We’re checking with SDOT to see if weather will affect this, but in the meantime, the westbound Spokane Street Viaduct is scheduled to close tonight overnight – that ... »
That photo from our short-lived Tuesday-morning snow is courtesy of Machel Spence, whose work is at Hotwire Online Coffeehouse (WSB sponsor) as part of tonight’s West Seattle Art Walk, which is one of the highlights: ‘BITE OF WEST SEATTLE’ AT WSHS: Ton... »
