Redmond's Week Runs From Budget Vote To Jazz And Comedy
A city budget decision, a continuing road closure and a handful of free or low-cost events fill out the days ahead in Redmond.
Regular retail service at the Ballard storefront appears to have already ended as the tea business moves away from in-store sales on Market Street.
A city budget decision, a continuing road closure and a handful of free or low-cost events fill out the days ahead in Redmond.
Heavy rainfall swelled the West Seattle creek and coincided with Southern Resident killer whales moving past shore earlier in the day.
Around Seattle, farm shares often turn on signup timing, pickup logistics, and how neatly a weekly box lines up with the trips shoppers already make.
From Jack Block Park, the Seahawks' pregame flyover came into view as vintage military aircraft passed over the West Seattle waterfront.
Utility crews were still working through scattered outages and dangerous lines in parts of West Seattle after the storm.
A Capitol Hill theater will host a year-end run of lower-cost LGBTQ+ screenings, starting with a $3 showing of Two Eyes and additional titles available for $7 with a promo code.
The Wildcats qualified their first girls squad for the state meet, with two boys individual runners and a returning Unified Race pair also competing.
South winds are expected to strengthen Saturday evening and continue overnight, with gusts high enough to bring isolated outages and knock around loose outdoor items.