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Ballard students, supporters and survivors raise funds at Relay for Life
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The Relay for Life of Northwest Seattle at Whitman Middle School brought in 27 teams and 228 participants to walk, run and raise money that will all be donated to the American Cancer Society. Comment?
Capitol Hill's Bill's Off Broadway coming to Greenwood
For a little while, Bill won't be right off Broadway on Capitol Hill. Instead, he'll be on Greenwood Ave, in Greenwood. Comment?
Ballard Weekend: Ballard bike block party; Ballard High presents...
What: Celebrate the Bike Month finale with hundreds of other bicyclists at the annual Ballard Street Party. Comment?
Author explores family, Swedish roots in new book
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When Seattle-area resident and Ballard-frequenter Julia Anderson set off to research her family's history, she had no idea it would result in a near-400-page self-published book entitled "Through Christina's Eyes." It was a project she didn't even think about until just a year before she wrote it. Comment?
Slate Coffee Roasters opens up shop in East Ballard
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At Slate Coffee Roasters, which last week had its soft opening for their location in East Ballard , the goal is not to just inject customers with a dose of morning caffeine, but to foster an appreciation for good coffee. Comment?
21st Century Viking: Goodbye, Viking Tavern
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On Wednesday April 30, 2013, the Viking Tavern closed and went to Valhalla. I don't want to make this article one of those Viking funerals where I merely lament about the demise of another piece of "Old Ballard." Instead, I want to celebrate the "sisu" of our community. Comment?
Catch up with Adam: Relay for Life still seeking teams
Adam Evans is the Ballard then-freshman who ran/walked continuously for 24 hours during last year's Relay for Life. Comment?
Three pot dispensary break-ins in N. Seattle, including Ballard's Green Ambrosia
Police have reported a break-in of three different pot dispensaries in North Seattle, including Green Ambrosia in Ballard . Comment?
Rob Mattson, Ballard's man behind the curtains
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If you told Neighborhood District Coordinator Rob Mattson he was your hero, he would disregard you. Comment?
Rob Mattson, Ballard's man behind the curtains
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If you told Neighborhood District Coordinator Rob Mattson he was your hero, he would disregard you. Comment?
At Large in Ballard: Looking at Boston from Ballard
A few months ago a woman in my Cancer Lifeline writing class described crying at an oncology appointment. Comment?
Mayor announces regional coalition, "Leadership Alliance Against Coal"
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Earlier this afternoon, on a very picturesque sunny day at Golden Gardens Park, Mayor Mike McGinn announced a new coalition against coal exports consisting of regional leaders. Comment?
What: Elected officials of city governments and tribal nations across the Pacific Northwest will announce the formation of a new coalition to oppose coal trains and coal exports. Comment?
Washington leaders to announce anti-coal coalition on Monday, April 22
On Monday, April 22, 1:30 p.m. at Golden Gardens, Mayor Mike McGinn and other elected officials from city governments and tribal nations across the Pacific Northwest will announce the formation of a new coalition to oppose coal trains and coal exports. Comment?
Slideshow: Find nautical things and good drinks at Anchors Down
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At Anchors Down , Ballard's newest bar, you will find three things: a bunch of nautical things, hot dogs and good drinks, thanks to good bartenders. Comment?
In light of this weekend's news that USA Today named Ballard one of the best ten neighborhoods that tourists haven't heard of, we asked readers to comment on why they thought Ballard was so grand. 2 comments
Slideshow: A bus journey through Hailmageddon 2013
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The Ballard News-Tribune had just finished covering Grynch and Budo's free concert at Hilliard's Beer and was just headed home when the clouds seemed unusually dark. Comment?
Metro could face dramatic cuts in 2014
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Metro says for northwest Seattle and North King County, including your favorite neighborhood, bus trips and hours of service are reduced or changed on about 25 routes. Comment?
Metro could face dramatic cuts in 2014
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Metro says for northwest Seattle and North King County, including your favorite neighborhood, bus trips and hours of service are reduced or changed on about 25 routes. Comment?
At last, Ballard secedes
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"Quite frankly, I couldn't be happier," said Warren Aakervik, owner of Ballard Oil. Comment?