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  • Leschi, Lakewood moorage replacement could start next spring
    Marina Management partner Peter Joer expects permitting for replacing Leschi and Lakewood’s public moorage to come through in time for a spring 2019 start date. Meanwhile, residents continue to appeal decisions by the City of Seattle to turn over management of the marinas to a private operator while also pushing for more environmental scrutiny.
  • Council confirms Carmen Best as new Seattle Police chief
    The Seattle City Council unanimously confirmed Carmen Best as the next police chief on Monday, Aug. 13, ending a lengthy search process that previously removed the 26-year SPD veteran from the running.
  • Cheese Platters comes back with more
    Joyce Hosea is having a blast in her kitchen, thinking of what scratch-made offerings will show up next at Cheese Platters and More.
  • Arboretum has pull with Student Conservation Association volunteers
    The students made the first dent in what will be an 18-month effort to clear invasive vegetation and enhance collections belonging to the University of Washington along the Lake Washington Boulevard and new Arboretum Loop Trail corridors, which is being funded by a gift to the Arboretum Foundation.
  • Central District couple delivers The Postman

    After two years of planning, KeAnna and D’Vonne Pickett have opened The Postman in the Central District.
    D’Vonne Pickett's great-grandfather, Jacques Chappell, worked as a United States Postal Service mail carrier in the Central District for 37 years. He passed away in February, and a silhouette of his smiling face is the business logo for The Postman.
    
  • Leschi, Lakewood moorage replacement could start next spring
  • Council confirms Carmen Best as new Seattle Police chief
  • Cheese Platters comes back with more
  • Arboretum has pull with Student Conservation Association volunteers
  • Central District couple delivers The Postman
    
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  • Leschi, Lakewood moorage replacement could start next spring

    Leschi, Lakewood moorage replacement could start next spring

    Marina Management partner Peter Joer expects permitting for replacing Leschi and Lakewood’s public moorage to come through in time for a spring 2019 start date. Meanwhile, residents continue to appeal decisions by the City of Seattle to turn over management of the marinas to a private operator while also pushing for more environmental scrutiny.

  • Save Madison Valley appeals approval of The Madison

    Save Madison Valley appeals approval of The Madison
    Neighborhood group Save Madison Valley has submitted its 105-page appeal to the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspection director’s approval of plans for the 82-unit mixed-use The Madison development.

  • Winning tips for Washington State Open

    Winning tips for Washington State Open
    In light of the United States Tennis Association’s Washington State Open tournament being held at the Seattle Tennis Club July 31-Aug. 5, NW Sports Rehab of Madison Park is providing some helpful tips for the competitors on the last stop on the Northwest Regional.

  • Arboretum has pull with Student Conservation Association volunteers

    Arboretum has pull with Student Conservation Association volunteers
    The students made the first dent in what will be an 18-month effort to clear invasive vegetation and enhance collections belonging to the University of Washington along the Lake Washington Boulevard and new Arboretum Loop Trail corridors, which is being funded by a gift to the Arboretum Foundation.

  • Healthy and Active: Feed a cold, starve a fever?

    This is a doozy of a cold and flu season. Some report that the flu vaccine has only been about 10 percent effective making it even more difficult to avoid an infection. Have you talked with your primary care doctor or visited the Madison Park Pharmica for a strategy to treat a cold or flu?
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