A nearly 100 year old Western Red Cedar defined by the City of Seattle as exceptional and marked for preservation was illegally cut down...

Several years ago (before Covid), the city of Seattle entered into an agreement with Marina Management to take over the management of...

Slate of selected board members elected The Annual Meeting was held November 17 at 1pm at the Senior Center which is still following...

The Central’s Annual Seafair Patio Party and our official Grand Re-Opening following a year of uncertainty and change owing to COVID-19...

As we have reported recently, Friends of Street Ends (FOSE) is making real changes daily here in our neighborhood. A volunteer group...

How best do we honor Steve Shulman? Some of us who knew and loved Steve have been talking about and thinking about how best to honor him...

FRIENDS OF STREET ENDS IS PROUD TO SUMMARIZE OUR 2020 ACCOMPLISHMENTS! NEVER, IN OUR 25-YEAR HISTORY HAVE WE HAD THREE NEW SHORELINE...

We greatly appreciate the past partnership, support and tremendous generosity from our school community (Leschi Elementary families,...

What a summer it has been! Immediately after my last column went to press on the COVID-19 murals all over town, George Floyd was murdered...

In December of 2017, Tom Goedde of Mt. Baker, Stephanie Tschida and Lawrence Pitre, Director of the Central Area Chamber of Commerce...

Cello Lockwood sends her final blog from Argentina which we will reprint in two issues: February and March. Doma India: curso de caballos...

Local artist, Lawrence Pitre will present his proposal for a mural on the two-story curved retaining wall on 31st just south of S Jackson...