Seattle Fire Investigators determined unattended candles were to blame for an early morning fire on top of Queen Anne Hill. At 3:44 a.m., a call came into Fire Dispatchers reporting a person was trapped inside a second floor unit apartment.
Beth Freiheit Chave, a resident of Queen Anne Hill since 1988, passed away on May 15, pursuing one of the many passions that drove her very full life.
“Hello, are you a zombie?” I asked. The young woman next to me in the ferry terminal shook her dreadlocks — yes. She and 40 other zombies were going to a concert in Bremerton.
The Otte family enjoys the winter weather with sledding, snowball fights and wonderful walks.If you have pictures that you would like to share with the community, send them to us at qamagnews@nwlink.com. Please include names and any winter stories you would like to share.
Regardless of what you think of Roman Polanski’s new film “Carnage,” everyone can relate to it: Two married couples meet to discuss a playground fight that took place between their two kids, which inevitably leads to verbal warfare.
Whenever the 9/11 terrorist attacks show up one way or another in film you know it will be gut wrenching. Which is appropriate, 9/11 was a tragedy after all that affected thousands of people. But much like The Holocaust it can be used as a manipulation tool, designed to milk every last tear from the audience. The movie may be touching, yes, but by the same token you feel cheated.
KeyBank volunteers left their bank offices on May 24 and put on jeans and T-shirts for a day of community projects in honor of Key’s 22nd-annual Neighbors Make the Difference Day. Nationwide, more than 8,400 employees participated across nearly 1,000 projects
Those colorful posters for Queen Anne Days have popped up all over the hill. They’re spreading the news: Saturday, July 14, won’t be just another day in the neighborhood.
After 23 years and close to 200 children, Pam’s Daycare in Magnolia closed May 31.
Last week David Brewster, publisher of Crosscut, reported the local, online journal had hit a rough patch due to the expiration of grant funding.
It was a rough week for Ballard Beavers basketball as the men’s varsity team lost two games and the women’s varsity squad split its games against Newport High School and the Roosevelt Roughriders...
While strolling by the Willcox Walls, enjoying the dramatic views of Puget Sound, the Olympics, and boat traffic, have you ever wondered about the history of this iconic Queen Anne landmark?
Are you finding that you reach for your “emergency” stash of Top Ramen a little too often? Do you find yourself at the farmers market, not knowing what to do with any of your shopping bag’s contents?