It has been way too long since we last checked in on new construction condo inventory! Art Stable 7 Total Units, 6 Closed, 1 Available The Danielle — 71% Sold 31 Total Units, 22 Closed Notes: no longer selling. 5 units are to be rented The Decatur — 91... »
Today in our weekly then-and-now look back, we share photos of Columbia City in the late 1930s. Some of the buildings, such as the one that was home to Angie’s Cocktails, were built before that area was a part of Seattle. In 1907, it was water, electri... »
by MIKE ORR The King County transportation committee held a public hearing last Monday on Metro’s proposed September 2012 service changes. Around thirty-five people spoke. Metro first proposed these changes last year, and in two rounds of public feedba... »
There’s word today through the AP that the EPA is calling for a study on the proposed coal transport along the Northwest corridor. Trinity United Methodist Church at 23rd & 65th NW presents “Coal Hard Facts” tonight (4.18) at 7 p.m. Ballard News-Tribun... »
Today in our then and now gallery, we take a look back at buildings around Green Lake. Gregg’s Cycles and Spud Fish and Chips are two of the longest-remaining businesses around the lake, each being around for more than 70 years. Starbucks wasn’t always... »
They tossed balloons during the Syttende Mai parade back in 1989…Ballard’s Having Babies they said. Who knew that it would all lead me so far from Ballard? Ballard News-Tribune. April 11, 2012 Twenty-One Twenty-one years ago on the 21st day of March a ... »
It’s 4pm on a Seattle Sunday as I’m writing this, and John is outside cleaning off the grill. This morning, he picked up some of Seattle’s very first local salmon from Wilson Fish at the Ballard Farmers Market, and tonight, in just a bit, we’ll be slap... »
Maple Leaf might not be as hip and cool as Seattle neighborhoods like Ballard and Capitol Hill, but hip and cool still take up plenty of real estate in our north-of-the-Ship-Canal neighborhood. Case in point, 20Six FRESH, a streetwear company run out o... »
