Southpaw Duo Opening West Seattle Athletics Group for Youth Training
The owners of Southpaw Barbershop are taking over a Delridge gym, with plans for year-round classes, summer camps and free camps for underserved kids.
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The owners of Southpaw Barbershop are taking over a Delridge gym, with plans for year-round classes, summer camps and free camps for underserved kids.
A 4-1 loss to WF West in Centralia eliminated the Seahawks from the state 2A tournament. It was only their second defeat of the season.
Computers, TVs, phones and other unwanted electronics will be accepted at Friendly Earth International's warehouse, with dropoff access on Occidental behind T-Mobile Park.
The West Seattle guitar shop says Sunday's in-store event starts at 4 p.m. and includes a signing, with no RSVP required.
The Lynnwood Event Center hosts the daylong event over Thanksgiving weekend, with trading cards and related collectibles on the floor.
The annual candlelit walk will bring live music, refreshments and illuminated hot air balloons to Green Lake Park, with heavy traffic and limited parking expected.
The annual holiday boat parade returns Nov. 27, with shoreline fires planned at parks across Seattle from Alki Beach to Gas Works Park.
Newport High School's annual ski swap brings a wide selection of new and used ski and snowboard gear to the school gym, with proceeds going to the school.
Families can use the new play structures now, but fenced sections of Hiawatha Playfield will stay closed until the remaining site work is finished.
City officials and park advocates gathered at Denny Blaine as Seattle moves toward new signage, rules and site changes meant to preserve the beach's queer history while clarifying how the space will be used.
The West Seattle school is looking for weekly help with student reading, garden maintenance and daytime food box deliveries tied to its on-campus clinic.
Weekly knit nights, rotating coffee-shop meetups and neighborhood craft circles are giving Seattle makers in their 20s more places to plug in.
The Second Thursday event brings storefront art displays and a West Seattle High School photography show tied to a fundraiser for classroom materials.
A city budget decision, a continuing road closure and a handful of free or low-cost events fill out the days ahead in Redmond.