By MargaretBy MargaretPuget Sound Business Journal reports that Joule Restaurant is closing on N. 45th St. at the end of April and re-opening this summer at the Fremont Collective (3506 Stone Way N.). (Aw, Joule. You didn’t call; you didn’t write; you ... »
By MelodyBy MelodySick of paying $5 for a bunch of organic kale? Tired of anxiously peering into your CSA box every week only to find 14 pounds of your least favorite root vegetable? Maybe it’s time to switch it up a little bit, and trade trips to the ... »
By MargaretBy MargaretIf you’re interested in learning more about Salmon Bay School (a Seattle Public Schools K-8 Option/Alternative School located in Ballard), we posted a summary last year, which you can find here. Below you’ll find Salmon Bay’s open... »
By MargaretBy MargaretEarlier this month, we told you that the Seattle Public Library has been seeking community input to improve its services and discuss its future funding strategies. The last meeting, which was scheduled for January 18 in Ballard, w... »
King County Metro Transit will be introducing RapidRide service between Shoreline and Downtown Seattle in 2013, and is looking for input to finalize the routing. According to Metro, the RapidRide E Line will provide “frequent, fast, and reliable servic... »
By MargaretBy MargaretDid you know that more than 14 million people visited the Seattle Public Library last year? I’d be willing to bet that a large majority of Library patrons are right here in Wallingford, too, and if you’re one of them, you might wa... »
From Seattle Public Library: Do you check out books or DVDs from the Library? Do you come to the Library for story time, to use a free computer or listen to an author? Or do you come for homework help for students, Internet access, research, community ... »
