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West Seattle Blog
about 2 hours
HAPPENING NOW: Marching bands, drummers, flags, batons, more @ 2026 Band Jam
We’re in the second hour of Band Jam, hosted by the Seattle Schools All-City Marching Band at Nino Cantu Southwest Athletic Complex. After a drumline, color guard, brass band, and more, we’re currently seeing the first marching band of the night, from Kennedy Catholic High School in nearby Burien. This is free and fun, and […]
West Seattle Blog
about 3 hours
About that huge cloud visible from West Seattle looking eastward
Thanks to everyone who’s sent photos and/or reports of that huge cloud visible looking toward the Cascades. Even before researching, we guessed it had to do with the wildfires, and that’s what Kevin Freitas, who sent the photo above, says: “Pyrocumulus cloud from the Little Giant Fire.”
West Seattle Blog
about 4 hours
Here’s when the Blue Angels will arrive in, and fly over, Seattle for 2026 Seafair Airshow
(Blue Angels as seen from West Seattle before 2023 arrival, photographed by David Hutchinson) For U.S. Navy Blue Angels fans – and non-fans – we have the estimated time of their arrival for Seafair: 2:30 pm Wednesday (July 29). Since they’re based at Boeing Field during Seafair, and that’s just over the ridge from West […]
Field Gulls
about 6 hours
Seahawks bring back former third-round pick Nick Vannett
On the eve of the first day of training camp, the Seattle Seahawks have found their replacement at tight end for the recently waived Harrison Bryant, and it’s one of their own draft picks from a decade ago. Nick Vannett, a 2016 third-round selection out of Ohio State, has returned to the Seahawks for the […]
West Seattle Blog
about 6 hours
Here’s why Walking on Logs sculpture site along West Seattle Bridge looked in disarray today
Thanks to Sonya for the indirect tip. She called our attention to someone claiming on social media that someone had “defaced” the remaining two Walking on Logs (aka “dancing children”) sculptures. We drove roundtrip across the bridge to get to the pullout for a look, and what we found was a construction-company crew who told […]
My Ballard
about 6 hours
Salmon Bay Paddle to close at the end of summer
After 16 years operating in Ballard, the surf ski and SUP school Salmon Bay Paddle is closing down. Owner Rob Casey shared the news on July 24, saying he wants ... Read more
West Seattle Blog
about 8 hours
FOLLOWUP: Hamilton Viewpoint video shoot wrapping up early
Our photographer went to Hamilton Viewpoint Park for a look at what city notification warned could be a big, loud day of production for the web series “Car Show Rivalry,” potentially restricting park access until early evening. Director Preston Goings told us they’re wrapping up early, likely by 2 pm. While we were there, they […]
The Stranger
about 8 hours
Erika Kirk’s TPUSA Tour Lands in Kirkland Today
Since TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at Utah Valley University last September, his widow Erika Kirk has taken over as the right-wing, youth-focused organization’s CEO and spiritual voice. Much of the time, she is on the road—moving from White House appearances, to book tours, to guest segments on right-wing media, to speaking […] The post Erika Kirk’s TPUSA Tour Lands in Kirkland Today appeared first on The Stranger.
The Urbanist
about 9 hours
Councilmembers Reverse Course After Backlash to Universal School Meal Delay
After public outcry following their vote to delay a universal school meal program, Seattle councilmembers had a change of heart and proposed to start the program this fall after all using unspecified general fund dollars.
The Stranger
about 9 hours
The Stranger’s Genius Awards are Back, Baby!
After a 10-year hiatus, the city’s best art party is back! The Stranger‘s Genius Awards return on September 12 at the Moore Theatre and past-Genius Award winners Shabazz Palaces is playing! What are the Genius Awards? From 2003 until 2016, The Stranger awarded the city’s most innovative creators with a cash prize, a big feature […] The post The Stranger’s Genius Awards are Back, Baby! appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
about 10 hours
FOLLOWUP: Flashing beacons now activated at Constellation Park crossing
The flashing beacons at the 63rd/Beach Drive crosswalk are now activated, reports Pooja, who sent the photo. They were installed but not activated last month because of restriping work that still had to be done, SDOT told us at the time. The poles for the lights went up six months ago, but SDOT had to […]
West Seattle Blog
about 11 hours
BIZNOTE FOLLOWUP: Taste & Best opens in West Seattle Junction
A little over three weeks after the Great American Diner and Bar closed at 4752 California SW, the Indian restaurant Taste & Best has opened in its place. They allowed our photographer in for a quick look about an hour ago: Operations manager Yajas Reddy told us the bar’s not open yet (we had noticed […]
