After the terrifying storm Thursday night I expected, in the cold light of dawn, to see all of our deciduous trees denuded and perhaps major broken branches or even downed trees.
This week, Seattle City Light started a project to install six new underground vaults and new power cables from the 600 block of W. Galer to Tenth Ave. W. and W. Blaine.
With no fires since the arrest of Kevin Todd Swalwell, arrested for investigation of first- and second-degree arson in relation to the chain of fires in Greenwood, the neighborhood welcomes a cautious relief while maintaining vigilance.
Working late?A Queen Anne man who lives on Second Ave. W., went down to a storage room on the property he manages at 8 a.m. Nov. 1, for the first time in two days, and discovered all the power tools he kept there for his off-site business had been stolen. No obvious suspects, no known enemies in the building and no arrests. Estimated loss, $3,000.
The King County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) is actively recruiting qualified new and lateral entry (previous experience) applicants throughout the year. Because of the size of its operations, there are usually new positions opening up every month.
A-Rod did it! Former Seattle Mariner Alex Rodriguez finally overcame his playoff performance anxiety and led the New York Yankees to their first World Series victory since 2000.
Today Seattle Public Schools boardmembers will vote on the new student assignment boundary lines mapped out as part of the district's all encompassing Excellence for All plan.
Any parent knows taking a kid to a restaurant or to some sort of event can be trying.
A McGinn advisor asked what criteria I use in casting my votes. He seemed surprised to hear that my fundamental question is which candidate would do the least harm while in office? Unfortunately, that does not always distinguish one politician from another in Seattle.
Some time ago, I saw a patient who had become unemployed at an age where finding another job wasn't going to be easy. He had been struggling with weight issues on and off for years past, but now he was facing some serious health problems.
Pacific Northwest Ballet's cherished Stowell/Sendak Nutcracker returns to light up Seattle Center's McCaw Hall with memories and merriment for all ages.
The turkey for Thanksgiving won't be carved yet, but that won't stop Santa Claus from visiting the Magnolia Village this Friday.
Seniors can relive one of the most beloved holiday films of all time with Taproot Theatre's senior matinee performance of "It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" at 2 p.m., Dec. 2.
It's time for catch-up. Too much is happening in our shared world to focus on one measly item this week.
Mayor-Elect McGinn is asking for the community's input to these questions: