Nov 30, 2009 | Boulder Weekly
5. Suspect in Washington police shootings wounded, still at large
A Seattle police SWAT team Monday morning swarmed a home surrounded overnight but did not find suspected cop killer Maurice Clemmons inside.
Nov 30, 2009 | NWCN.com
SR 520 to be closed 20 times in Dec. near Bellevue and Redmond
If you travel between Seattle and Redmond, get ready for some detours. The Department of Transportation says crews working on three separate projects along the SR 520 corridor between Medina and Redmond are ramping up nighttime work and that means closures and delays for drivers during the busiest shopping season of the year.
Nov 30, 2009 | Examiner.com
Seattle Center Winterfest brings five weeks of free festivities
Seattle Center Winterfest 2009 brings five weeks of free festivities for all to enjoy.
Nov 30, 2009 | West Seattle Blog
Need volunteer help? Here's a chance to find it in West Seattle
If you're with a group that can use student volunteers, here's a chance to find them: Chief Sealth High School will be hosting a Service Learning Fair for non-profit organizations that offer Service Learning opportunities to high school youth, 14-21 years of age, on Monday, December 7, 9:00 - 11:00 AM.
Guest columnist | Seattle needs to honor agreement on tunnel overruns
I APPRECIATE The Seattle Times editorial suggesting the Legislature clarify exactly who should pay for cost overruns to the deep-bore tunnel that will replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct ["Lawmakers should clear tunnel-overrun roadblock," editorial, Nov.
Bellingham pedicab company sued over Seattle crash
A Bellingham-based pedicab company is being sued by a Connecticut family that claims faulty brakes caused a crash that killed their father in Seattle last year.
Seattle man files lawsuit against ban on guns
A Seattle man who took a gun into a Seattle community center to challenge the city's ban on guns in city parks has filed a lawsuit against the city and Mayor Greg Nickels.
Man shot to death on First Hill
A man was shot and killed Friday night near Ninth Avenue and Columbia Street. Medics were called to the scene, near St.
FBI arrests Seattle man in connection with suspicious powder incidents
FBI agents arrested a 35-year-old Seattle man early this afternoon in an investigation of envelopes sent to The Seattle Times that contained a suspicious white powder.
Give away your a solea for good
A group of local retailers are setting up a gently usedA shoe collection drive forA Soles4S ouls, a non-profit that provides footwear to people in need in moreA than 125 countries.A During the month of December, you can drop off those shoes youa re not wearing at selected businesses, knowing that a victim of a natural disaster, or a person living ...
No new jail (in West Seattle or elsewhere)? Potential next step
On the eve of Dow Constantine 's swearing-in as King County Executive , we are reminded that he declared five months ago there'd be no new jail for municipal misdemeanor offenders if he got the job.
Accident causes concrete to fall off Alaskan Way Viaduct
SEATTLE A car accident caused a chunk of concrete to fall of the Alaskan Way Viaduct Tuesday afternoon.
Guilty verdict for gang-linked pimp with West Seattle ties
The verdict's in for DeShawn "Cash Money" Clark , the teenage pimp linked to a gang called the Westside Street Mobb : Guilty.
Traffic cameras to be added in West Seattle, Ballard and Sodo
Nearly five dozen new closed-circuit traffic cameras designed to relay real-time information to the Seattle Transportation Department's traffic-management center and to a travelers-information Web site will be in use by next spring, nearly doubling the number of cameras now in use in Seattle, transportation officials said.
Happy Thanksgiving, Seattle Times readers
Happy Thanksgiving, Seattle Times readers! Two turkeys look out from their pen as customers wait to get into the retail store at Raymond's Turkey Farm in Methuen, Mass.
Why Did It Take Police So Long to Catch the Alleged Greenwood Arsonist?
Weeks after firefighters doused blazes across Greenwood, the charred sites of almost a dozen arsons still pock the North Seattle neighborhood.
Raccoon goes after pet dog in Seattle neighborhood
Carolyn Magoon had just let her Maltese dog named Cooper out in her fenced in backyard when he and then she became the latest victims of a raccoon attack on Seattle's Queen Anne Hill.
Everett's bus rapid transit system starts Sunday
Community Transit is starting its new bus rapid-transit system on Sunday between Everett and Shoreline, just north of Seattle.
Fire safety law to extinguish 5 more Seattle clubs: Neighbours (+ 62 others) not among them
Originally uploaded by arion>> . News that a state fire safety law coming into effect on December 1st is putting the War Room out of business has caused fears of a great club die off on Capitol Hill.
From http://spotcrime.com - Shooting - 13TH and E Jefferson St, Seattle, Wa
ON 11/23/09, AT APPROXIMATELY 1:19 A.M., OFFICERS SAW 3 MALES AT 13TH AND E. JEFFERSON ST THAT WERE PREPARING TO FIGHT.
Patricia Lynn Crowl, Accused of Stabbing Boyfriend's...
Patricia Lynn Crowl has a violent history with her boyfriend's ex's. Avoiding the more predatory creatures in your loved one's wake is a necessary survival tactic in the dangerous waters of co-habitating. And Patricia Lynn Crowl may just be the biggest shark of them all.
North Seattle Woman Brutally Stabbed While Walking To Bus Stop
A popular Seattle neighborhood is rocked by a random act of violence after cops say a woman was brutally stabbed on a sidewalk.
West Seattle Crime Watch followup: Burglar pleads guilty
It was one of this fall's most memorable Crime Watch stories - a Gatewood burglary victim followed a hunch to a supermarket Coinstar machine, where he found the 19-year-old who'd broken into his house , cashing in the change from BBD's son's coin jar.
Seattle woman charged with knife attack on boyfriend's ex
A Seattle woman who killed a woman 12 years ago in a jealous rage over a man is now accused of stabbing her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend earlier this month.
Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle Announces Board of Director Election Results
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle today announced the results of its recent Board of Directors elections for member directors in Alaska, Hawaii, and Utah and for two independent director positions.
Proposed Budget Cuts in Seattle, Denver Are Partly Restored
Several public libraries are receiving budget adjustments that help or hurt. Below are updates on several library systems facing difficult decisions, some with improved outcomes.
Followup: Brant return to West Seattle, right on schedule
Alki Point wildlife watcher/writer Guy Smith shares that photo with news of the first brant sighting - just two days after we published his story about the small geese who return to West Seattle waters Thanksgiving week every year .
Street signs to honor Seattle's parks designers
To honor the legacy of the historic Olmsted boulevards that run through Seattle, the city is installing special street signs.
Budget gives Seattle libraries a break, raise parking fines by $4
West Seattle resident volunteers in post-tsunami Samoa
Sean Wooten, 29, journeyed from West Seattle to the Samoan Islands last month to volunteer after they were hit with a tsunami.
Microsoft joins Seattle Climate Partnership
Seattle mayor Greg Nickels announced today that Microsoft has become the 150th business to join the Seattle Climate Partnership, a voluntary program for the regiona s businesses working to reduce their carbon footprint and partner with others in the effort.
High Winds Down Trees In Seattle
The windy weather is taking its toll on the Seattle metro area. Trees are down, knocking out power across the city.
An old episode of Frasier , the television comedy set in Seattle, focuses on an impending strike at the fictional radio station where Frasier works as an on-air psychiatrist.
Seattle City Council: Where the power lies
As a new mayor takes office, key jobs at the Seattle City Council will stay put under a new alignment of committee chairs announced late Thursday by the council's president Richard Conlin.
Restaurant Hoaxes Seattle, Boosts Chowder Sales 400%
An underwater billboard hoax helped a restaurant on the Puget Sound increase chowder sales by a factor of four.
Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
The Melissa Ann is the foot ferry that serves the Vashon-downtown Seattle route. - Courtesy photo
The King County Ferry District board voted Monday to reduce the amount of money it collects from taxpayers, abandon proposed demonstration ferry routes and focus only on the Vashon-Seattle and West Seattle-Seattle foot ferries.
Man assaulted, robbed near First and Pike | The Blotter
A man was assaulted and robbed early this morning by three men armed with a baseball bat, police said.
New Seattle school boundary maps approved
Just after 11 p.m., the Seattle School Board unanimously approved the new boundary maps assigning which schools Seattle children will attend for years to come.
Most city attractions for kids are clustered at Seattle Center, a 74-acre downtown venue with the Space Needle, Children's Museum, Children's Theatre, Pacific Science Center, Experience Music Project and an indoor-outdoor amusement park.
Seattle Christmas Light Tour: A Guide to the Best, Free Christmas Light Displays in the City
A genuine representation of the collective spirit, neighborhood Christmas light displays embody the true institution of the holidays.
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Seattle Restaurant Celebrates St. Louis Cuisine
Our sister paper Seattle Weekly reports that the 5-Spot , a Seattle restaurant that rotates its menu among regional cuisines, is currently offering a board of St.
Drinking Liberally a " Seattle
Please join us tonight for some politics under the influence at the Seattle chapter of Drinking Liberally.
Downtown Seattle sets up for the holidays
Ready or not, the holidays are coming. And with them, the downtown Seattle trimming, such as the tree that tops the trampled walkways of Pike Place Market and the star over the downtown Macy's -- both of which will be hoisted in place in the next week.
Turkey with the Eagles: Another free West Seattle Thanksgiving
Just out of the WSB inbox, from Sean McGrath : For over a hundred years the Fraternal Order of Eagles have been offering Thanksgiving meals across the country.
Seattle PostGlobe - Top News: City Council tells its budget story, dances around furlough questions
Seattle City Council members held a press briefing today to talk about their almost-final 2010 budget decisions.
Men file abuse suits against Mormons, Boy Scouts
The Mormon church and Boy Scouts of America were named as defendants in lawsuits Monday claiming childhood sexual abuse by youth leaders decades ago.
Transient Arrested for Seattle Arsons
Seattle police have arrested a transient suspected of setting a string of arsons.
Authors Greg Bear and Lester R. Brown in Seattle
The author will discuss his latest novel, "Mariposa," about an American corporation's plot to destroy federal government and constitutional law.
A vampire tour of Seattle: Things to do, sites to see, to put you in a "Twilight" mood
Gargoyles Statuary employee Jeff Hughes displays the custom-made fangs offered at the University District store.
West Seattle Reservoir's new park: 1st meeting date finalized
From the last meeting of the Highland Park Action Committee , we reported that Seattle Parks had set a December 3rd meeting for discussion of the West Seattle Reservoir park design .
Seattle officer injured in 25-foot fall during chase
A false identity and a quick chase ended with a Seattle police officer taking a trip to Harborview after a 25-foot fall.
Greenwood Business That Burned In Arson Fire Rises From The Ashes
One million dollars, that's the bail set for the man accused of torching Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood.
Greenwood arson suspect ordered held on $1 million bail
KATU's sister station, KOMO, in Seattle reports: SEATTLE - A homeless felon suspected in a string of arsons that has terrorized Seattle's Greenwood community in recent months was ordered held on $1 million bail at a Saturday court hearing.
How to Bring Bell Street Back From the Dead
Bell Street as it is today. A new park along Bell Street took one of its first steps toward reality last night, as Seattle Parks and Recreation and the firms designing the project asked for community input.
Seattle man to pack a pistol into community center to protest mayor's ban
A Seattle man said he plans to carry a gun into a Seattle community center Saturday to protest Mayor Greg Nickels' ban on carrying guns into city parks.
Suspect arrested in Shoreline, Seattle arsons
Seattle police say a 46-year-old Shoreline resident has been arrested in a string of arsons that have plagued the city's Greenwood neighborhood.
"Person of interest" in Greenwood arsons in custody
Police have taken a 'person of interest' in the arsons that have terrorized the city's Greenwood neighborhood into custody.
3-alarm fire in vacant building at Shoreline
A three-alarm fire has burned a vacant furniture warehouse building at Shoreline, just north of Seattle.
Seattle Sketcher | On Veterans Day, I say thank you to Dick Spady
Nov. 10, 11:46 a.m. [Click on sketch to see it larger] We can thank Dick Spady for all the burgers and milk shakes that we can enjoy at his drive-in restaurants in Wallingford, Capitol Hill, Ballard, Lake City and Queen Anne.
A belated tip of the hat from Nickels to McGinn
Perhaps congratulations is also a dish best eaten cold. Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels congratulated Mike McGinn on becoming Seattle's next mayor on Thursday.
Seattle worker: 'I'm the man who keeps rats out of your toilet'
It's a bathroom scare like no other. Your private moments in the bathroom shattered by a water-logged rodent: a rat in the toilet! It's such a concern in Seattle that the Health Department not only keeps a map of all the rat sightings, it hunts rats full time.
Brief power outage around Seattle Center
A power outage about 5 a.m. Thursday turned out the lights for about 6,000 Seattle City Light customers in the area around the Space Needle.
Fire Near Shoreline May Be Connected To Greenwood Arsons
An arsonist that's plagued Seattle's Greenwood area may be responsible for fires outside that neighborhood, reported KIRO 7 Eyewitness News.
Mini Usa Celebrates Seattle Dealership Grand Opening:
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J., Nov. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, MINI USA celebrates the Grand Opening of its second dealership in Washington, as the brand continues to grow its U.S. presence and expand its dealer network by 20 percent compared to 2008.
Seattle disaster-plan meeting Saturday
The Seattle Office of Emergency Management will conduct a community meeting at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Capitol Hill branch library to help residents prepare for potential emergencies.
Seattle Community College shoots hoops for animals at Humane Society
The M~Theory The M~Theory blog looks across the landscape of political and social issues and examines how they impact Bellevue, our region and beyond.
Greenwood neighborhood stepping up fire patrols
Seattle police are stepping up their patrols in the Greenwood neighborhood after a string of arsons damaged or destroyed businesses.
The man who is a suspect in the Halloween night slaying of a Seattle police officer is a 'domestic terrorist' who had explosive devices in his apartment, police officials said Saturday.
Seattle woman spends four days in hospital after raccoon attack
A Seattle woman says she's too traumatized to stay in her own home after a raccoon attack sent her and her dog to the ER.
Boeing executive to talk exports in Seattle
Incoming Boeing Capital Corporation President Mike Cave will be the keynote speaker in the Seattle leg of an eight-city " Exports Live! " tour.
New arsons in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood
Three more fires overnight in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood are arsons. Fire Department spokeswoman Dana Vander Houwen says two fires were set about 11 p.m. Sunday between two buildings on N. 78th Street at Greenwood Avenue N. KING5 News reports the fires were set in two places in a breezeway between an apartment building and a business called ...
Aurora's aging elephant rises again
For a moment, as the giant concrete elephant tipped in the wind, everyone was on edge.
Today's headlines: Arson in Seattle
Today we're focusing the Northwest Headlines laser on one issue in one place: arson in Seattle.
Seattle pharmacies get H1N1 vaccine: Who is eligible and where you can get it
Capitol Hill parents -- and parents to be -- might want to plan a drugstore road trip this week.
Thousands of people, including family, friends, law enforcement and government officials, gather at KeyArena at the Seattle Center for the memorial and funeral of slain Seattle Police Department Officer Timothy Brenton.
West Seattle Weekend Lineup: Theatrically thrilling edition
If you like live theater, your cup runneth over in West Seattle this weekend - and that's why we call it theatrically thrilling.
How green is that product? Seattle startup lets you know
Think of it as Consumer Reports for the eco crowd. Aptly enough eco is where the name starts.
McGinn widens lead over Mallahan
Environmentalist Mike McGinn has widened his lead over cell phone executive Joe Mallahan to 1,209 votes in the race for Seattle mayor.
Seattle Public Schools Releasing New Attendance Area Boundaries
The largest public school district in Seattle is releasing the latest revisions to the maps that will determine which students go to certain schools next fall.
Mallahan at Green Lake, Dow in West Seattle
The SECB's intrepid news intern hunted down elusive mayoral candidate Joe Mallahan at Green Lake this afternoon, where he was confronting joggers.
The Little Gym of West Seattle: Welcoming a new WSB sponsor
Today we're welcoming a new WSB sponsor, The Little Gym of West Seattle , about to open at California/Myrtle . It's WSB tradition for new sponsors to get the chance to share information about their business, so here's what The Little Gym wants you to know: When new parents come to us and ask "why should I sign up for a class at The Little Gym?", we ...
Dori monson charges mayor nickels with murder
This is the kind of tone deaf opinionifying that's always defined this radio host, but he's dialed it up to 11 since KIRO's ratings went to hell last Spring.
Greenwood neighborhood hit with two more fires
Two more fires burned businesses early Thursday in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood , an area where officials are already investigating six recent arsons .
Election 2009: McGinn still in the Seattle mayoral race lead
ORIGINAL 3:46 PM REPORT: The county has said that today's results will be out at/around 4:30 pm - but sometimes they're early - so here's the link in case you want to keep checking.
Jack's Mannequin maps early 2010 headlining dates
The group, led by singer/pianist Andrew McMahon, appears with Weezer for six dates in December, beginning with a Dec.
Seattle City Council: O'Brien beating Rosencrantz; incumbents favored
In the city's most sharply-contested City Council race, Mike O'Brien, environmentalist and former chief financial officer of a law firm, appeared poised to win with 57.91 percent of votes in the ballot counts Tuesday night.
Seattle Approves Backyard Cottages
The Seattle City Council has unanimously approved an ordinance that will allow owners of single family homes to construct additional cottage-like housing units on their property.
Election Night 2009: Seattle Mayor race, McGinn leading
Joe Mallahan vs. Mike McGinn - results here. McGinn has a narrow edge in the early going.
McGinn takes early lead in Seattle mayoral race
Mike McGinn took an early lead in Tuesday's election results, 51 percent to 49 percent against opponent Joe Mallahan.
From http://spotcrime.com - Robbery - 165XX Aurora Avenue, Seattle, Wa
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31ST SPD ROBBERY DETECTIVES ACTING ON A TIP RESPONDED TO A MOTEL LOCATED IN THE 16500 BLOCK OF AURORA AVENUE NORTH IN SHORELINE.
Arson Blamed For Fire At North Seattle Apartments
Firefighters said a fire that burned at a North Seattle Apartment complex overnight is arson.
West Seattle scenes: Election Eve; Stennis sails the Sound
The Fauntleroy Way/West Seattle Bridge approach walkover is a must-visit on Election Eve and Election Day morning - if you're looking for photo ops, anyway.
Search continues for Seattle police officer's killer
Flags in around Seattle are flying at half-staff in honor of a Seattle police officer who was shot to death Saturday night.
Firefighters put out Greenwood blaze
Seattle fire crews were called out early Monday morning to a fire in a two-story home in the Greenwood neighborhood.
West Seattle sea scene: Fishing with an audience
More photos from Alki's Guy Smith , watching the purse seiner Quandary fishing off Alki Point Wednesday morning: First, the seal nicknamed " Squint " keeps an eye out from atop the Joy D. Smith Wildlife Raft - Guy says, "A fair amount of chum were caught as a sea lion patrolled just outside the net." Next, you have to look really closely, but two ...
Murdered Seattle Officer Identified
Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels has identified a Seattle police officer murdered late Saturday night while on duty.
Seattle police officer shot and killed
Seattle police say an officer has been fatally shot, likely the first police officer killed in the line of duty in the city since 2006.
Author Stewart Brand in Seattle Wednesday
Learn what it will take to create a more sustainable environment at a book discussion with author Stewart Brand.
West Seattle Halloween: Help Helpline tonight; movie tomorrow
In Fun stuff to do , How to help , West Seattle news , movies on the wall Tonight, things start getting so wildly Halloweenish, it's scary.