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Queen Anne resident now serving community after 22 years in military

Veterans Day important to Navy vet Robert Kettle

After 22 years spent proudly serving his country as a U.S. naval intelligence officer, Queen Anne resident Robert Kettle is looking to how he can best serve his community outside the military.

Seattle Giving Garden Network provides fresh produce to the food insecure

Vine ripened tomatoes. Just harvested basil. Vitamin rich greens. Beautiful beets.

No ordinary coffee shop

Café Hagen now open in Queen Anne

High atop the Queen Anne hill and under the shadow of the city’s most visible crane, a new coffee shop opened its doors for the first time over the weekend. This is no ordinary coffee shop, however. Café Hagen is a bakery, a restaurant, a coffee roaster and more.

Help name the crane

Submissions, vote will add a name for the large machine

Residents have regularly paused along the fence next to the former Safeway site in upper Queen Anne to watch the progress of construction, in particular the enormous crane being used to do the heavy lifting.

Police seek additional victims of babysitter charged with taking explicit photos

Suspect previously worked in Magnolia and Queen Anne

Detectives are investigating whether a babysitter and former lifeguard, charged last week for taking sexually explicit photos of a child in his care, might have victimized other children in the Seattle area.

Police seek additional victims of babysitter charged with taking explicit photos

Suspect previously worked in Magnolia and Queen Anne

Detectives are investigating whether a babysitter and former lifeguard, charged last week for taking sexually explicit photos of a child in his care, might have victimized other children in the Seattle area.

Halloween Events

Fall celebration at UpGarden coming up

Parks District budget includes funding for Queen Anne Community Center project

While plans to make improvements to the Queen Anne Community Center have been in place for some time, the popular facility could receive a major overhaul with the approval of a new Parks District budget.

Combating homelessness: DESC plans new housing facility in Interbay

Interbay is set to receive more housing to help serve the city’s most vulnerable residents.

Bringing more voices to the theater

ACT in Seattle adjusting focus, mission

Now, under the guidance of ACT artistic director John Langs and others, ACT is adjusting further to open the theater up to more voices.

Boy Scout holiday tree lot moving to Seattle Pacific campus

After hosting its annual Christmas tree lot in the Safeway parking lot at the top of Queen Anne for many years, the local Boy Scout troop is moving its operations to lower Queen Anne and the Seattle Pacific University campus.

COVID-19 vaccine clinics available for SPS families

Seattle Public Schools is offering COVID-19 vaccine clinics for adults, and for children 3 and older, this month. The infant/toddler vaccine is a 3-dose vaccination series.

Get Growing: Flower seeds to sow now

In addition to planting your spring-blooming bulbs like daffodil and crocus, fall is an excellent time to get a jump start on your spring and summer flower garden with seeds.

Celebrating 50 years of history in Magnolia

Photos by Tim Durkan, City of Seattle