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WEST SEATTLE SMOKE: It's back (opens the original)
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8:32 PM: Thanks to Carol Ann Joyce for the photo of tonight’s smoke-red setting sun. We didn’t realize the smoke was returning until a yellow tinge took over the mid-afternoon light, and now suddenly, smoky murk. (We know everybody has a personal preference for maps and other tools to track all this; if you don’t, here’s a map showing the fires around the region.) 10:38 PM: Two photos to add – first, from David Hutchinson: By Anne Higuera Reporting for West Seattle Blog Something is afoot on the
TRAFFIC, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Wednesday notes; one school zone to heed (opens the original)
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6:00 AM: Good morning. It’s Wednesday, August 12, 2026. This is the first “first day of school” in West Seattle – classes start today at Summit Atlas in Arbor Heights (35th/Roxbury). The forecast is for sunshine and a high around 74. Sunrise will be at 6:01 am today; sunset, at 8:26 pm. (Tuesday sunset photo by James Bratsanos) Metro buses – Regular weekday schedule, but a stop closure downtown continuing today affects multiple West Seattle-bound buses – the southbound 3rd/Columbia stop, for Rou
READER REPORT: Fire concern at east edge of Solstice Park (opens the original)
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Last night around 840 – 9 pm during a walk on 44th Ave, my boyfriend and I came upon the wooded entrance to Solstice Park at the top of the stairs on 44th Ave. We saw that someone had started a fire next to the stairs, and upon closer examination saw that something like a piece of clothing had been lit on fire. A small fire which was two feet high and one foot in diameter had begun. I called out to see if someone was tending the fire and heard no response. At that point I ran to the neighbor’s h
Sound Transit's West Seattle extension team hosts local forum for impacted property owners (opens the original)
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Story and photos by Jason GrotelueschenReporting for West Seattle Blog Representatives from Sound Transit held an in-person drop-in forum on Tuesday night at Jet City Labs (4547 California Ave. SW) in The Junction, as part of the organization’s latest outreach efforts. In particular, West Seattle Link Extension (WSLE) project team members from Community Engagement and Real Property were available to answer questions and speak directly with anyone affected by the upcoming ST Board vote about prop
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