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Glendale Christian School: Where character and academic excellence continue to meet
Glendale Christian School (GCS) is not your average private school. Previously a mission of Glendale Lutheran Church, GCS is now owned by and partners with Thien An Trueliving Church. GCS provides classes from Pre-K through 8th grade, and in addition to its comprehensive core curriculum, offers enriching classes in Performing...
A Seattle first at 14th and Union, the Heartwood’s residents can see, touch, and feel the timber — But challenges to affordable housing have trimmed the excitement
In better times, you would hear more about the Heartwood, a recently completed mass-timber affordable apartment building at the core of Capitol Hill and the Central District, that puts its residents in direct contact with a building material more closely connected with the planet and the feelings of home. The...
Mayor Harrell Proposes $27.25 Million For Participatory Budgeting Projects
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has proposed legislation to the Seattle City Council, requesting the approval of $27.25 million to fund six community-selected participatory budgeting projects. These initiatives focus on increasing access to housing, enhancing public safety and mental health services, advancing food equity, and improving public infrastructure to address basic needs. The projects reflect community-driven priorities and aim to bolster existing city initiatives through one-time funding to create safe and thriving communities.
Olympic Standout Gabby Williams Rejoins Seattle Storm After Stellar Paris Performance
After a standout performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, where she nearly led France to an upset over Team USA in the gold medal game, Gabby Williams has officially signed with the Seattle Storm for the remainder of the WNBA season. Williams, a 5-foot-11 forward known for her defensive prowess...
Governors Sweep Roosevelt in Home Doubleheader
The Pierre Governor boys and girls soccer teams would each get a win over the Roosevelt Roughriders on Tuesday as the girls would nab a 2-1 victory while the boys would pick up a 4-0 win. Gracelyn Taylor would strike first for the Govs in the girls win on Tuesday....
Washington Golf diving team extends long championship streak
Add yet another league championship to the long list, making the total now 26 straight Country Club Swimming and Diving Association titles won by the Washington Golf & Country Club summer dive squad. All have come under head coach Amy Kress, who has led the team for 29 seasons. “It’s...
Seattle-area families, teachers juggle back-to-school shopping needs
Sheila Osterbeck threw four black composition books, 50 cents each, in her Target cart as she browsed the back-to-school aisles Wednesday to stock up on school supplies for her two children. With lists in hand, Osterbeck and other families at Northgate Target were looking for bargains while wrangling children on...
Housing and land use again take center stage at special Edmonds City Council meeting
During a special meeting Tuesday night, members of the Edmonds City Council and Planning Board took yet another look at the draft goals and policies that will guide the city’s housing and land use development over the next 20 years. The review is part of the Edmonds’ 2024 Comprehensive...
2024 Edmonds Pickleball Classic draws more than 200 to Harbor Square courts
It was a busy weekend at Edmonds’ Harbor Square Athletic Club Aug. 16-18 as amateur and professional pickleball players descended on the club’s courts for the 2024 Edmonds Pickleball Classic. “We have both amateur and pro levels here this weekend,” explained Devin Schmidt, Harbor Square’s head pickleball pro....
Shannon O’Donnell talks about the Steve Pool Memorial Fund for Students in Atmospheric Science at UW
To honor and continue Steve Pool’s legacy, the UW’s Department of Atmospheric and Climate Science is working on a campaign to establish the “Steve Pool Memorial Fund.” Once endowed, the scholarship will provide financial support for undergraduates studying atmospheric sciences and honor Steve’s legacy for decades to come.
Travels with Charlie: Invasive Blackberries are being removed
The recent hot weather had sent us to more shaded spots for our wanderings. Charlie and I had a chance to visit Horizon View Park on this perfect afternoon.. Over the last couple of weeks, fantastic progress in the park!. A Great Surprise as we walked the path above the...
Staypineapple Hotels Appoints David Fingerman to Corporate Executive Chef
BELLEVUE, Wash., August 21, 2024 – Staypineapple, the Pacific Northwest-based hospitality group with 10 hotels, four restaurants and three cafés nationwide, announces the promotion of David Fingerman from Executive Chef at Atwood Restaurant, a premier dining establishment located in Staypineapple Chicago, to Corporate Executive Chef for the Staypineapple Hotels brand. In this new role, Fingerman will oversee culinary operations across all Staypineapple hotels and food and beverage outlets, bringing his innovative approach and passion for exceptional dining experiences to a broader audience.
Republican match-up set for Kitsap commissioner race, plus a challenge in Dist. 1
Two Republicans moved ahead for the Kitsap County commissioner District 2 position and the District 1 race will now be contested in November's general election, as vote totals from the Aug. 6 primary election held after totals were certified by the Kitsap County Auditor's office Tuesday. Republicans Sean Murphy and Oran Root,...
ESPN MLB Insider Discusses Immediate Future of M's Manager Scott Servais on Local Radio
With the Mariners floundering over the last two months of the season, what is the future of manager Scott Servais? Jeff Passan of ESPN discussed on "Brock & Salk" on Seattle Sports 710.
B-TOWN BIZ: After 6 years in business, Olde Burien’s beloved The Shoppe Seahurst to close after sale falls through
After six years of serving the Burien community, The Shoppe Seahurst has announced it will permanently close its doors in Olde Burien this coming Sunday, Aug. 25, 2024. The decision follows the collapse of a sale deal with a potential buyer who was initially seen as a perfect fit. “While...
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