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GIVING: West Seattle Rotary’s Pencil Me In For Kids gets supplies to four local schools
Whenever they return to class, students at four local public schools will have basic supplies thanks to the Rotary Club…
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FOLLOWUP: New date for Fauntleroy ferry-terminal traffic signal
(WSF rendering of intersection with signal) Washington State Ferries just sent an update on the first component of the Fauntleroy…
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HAPPENING NOW: Will Seattle Public Schools start on time? Superintendent briefing media
We’re at Seattle Public Schools HQ in SODO, where district superintendent Ben Shuldiner‘s media briefing is starting, two days before…
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Tsunami signage, coming soon. So is a West Seattle event with safety info you need
You see them everywhere out on the ocean coast – signage warning you you’re in a tsunami-danger zone, and where…
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BIZNOTE: Quail Park of West Seattle celebrates two milestones, expresses gratitude
Quail Park of West Seattle (4515 41st SW) is celebrating two milestones – 100 percent occupancy, and eight years of…
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Fauntleroy-Vashon ferry crew rescues kayaker
Thanks for the tips on this! Washington State Ferries confirms that one of its Triangle Route crews rescued a kayaker…
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CLOSURE ALERT: West Seattle and Fauntleroy YMCA closed for ‘Facility Improvement Week’
Thanks to Gregg for the tip! The West Seattle and Fauntleroy YMCA (WSB sponsor) branches are closed until Tuesday, September…
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Here are our West Seattle highlights for your late-summer Monday!
The sunset photo is from Stewart L. – who also found a large group of spectators at Don Armeni Boat…
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TRAFFIC, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Final day of August
6:03 AM: Good morning! It’s Monday, August 31, 2026. WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET The forecast is for some sunshine today, high…
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BACK TO SCHOOL: Here’s where classes start Monday, and beyond
We’ve been checking the calendars for local independent and parochial schools, as well as the adjacent districts that draw some…
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