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BIZNOTE: Harbor Avenue 7-Eleven closed, apparently temporarily (opens the original)
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Thanks to Todd for the tip. He wondered if the 7-Eleven at 2429 Harbor Avenue SW was closing, after noticing people carrying items out. We went over after getting his note. Nobody was there, but some empty shelves were visible from outside, as were two handwritten notes, saying the closure was for cleaning and renovating, no time frame mentioned. We checked permit files; nothing recent, though not all renovations would require one,
The 2 sides of Santa (opens the original)
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Honestly, this is intended to be a blog about West Seattle — what’s going on, and what’s not going on, on this side of the city, the quasi-peninsula that used to be a city all its own. However, today, while this is still in stealth mode, we just have to say something about one of the “who stole Christmas?” controversies raging wildly across the Web. The East Coast substitute teacher who revealed the truth about Santa Claus to a class of first-graders wasn’t all wrong. “Those same children are go
WEST SEATTLE WEATHER: Adding a heat alert to the smoke alert (opens the original)
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That bird-enhanced view of the smoky sunrise is from Theresa Arbow-O’Connor. Along with the ongoing Air Quality Alert throuh 5 pm Thursday, we now also have a Heat Advisory headed this way, 10 am Wednesday to 10 pm Thursday. Forecast highs are only in the 80s – but last time that was coupled with a heat alert, the actual highs turned out to be in the 90s. We’ve known about climate change and its effects for the entire half century I’ve been alive. The fact that oil and auto execs aren’t being ph
City's CARE crisis responders expand hours starting Wednesday (opens the original)
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Starting tomorrow, the crisis responders who are part of the city’s CARE public-safety department are expanding their hours citywide. Here’s the announcement: Effective tomorrow, August 5, the Seattle CARE Department’s Community Crisis Responders (CCRs) will operate from 6:30-1:00 AM daily, citywide. Current citywide service is from 12:00-10:00 PM daily. This expansion into the early morning and late night hours addresses a significant need for community support during windows of time when our c
Community-painted Emma Schmitz Memorial Overlook mural vandalized. Here's the plan. (Updated Wednesday) (opens the original)
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Thanks for the tips. A tagger has vandalized the community-painted mural at Emma Schmitz Memorial Overlook. You can’t tell it from our photo – and we do our best to not give taggers more exposure by showing their “work” full on anyway – but the longest stretch of the mural has one huge tag across it, outlined rather than solid, in white paint. After going there to see it first hand Monday following multiple reader reports, we contacted artist Nalisha Estrellas, who led the mural painting last ye
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