Boeing 747 Fuselage Suspended Between Seattle Towers in Striking Architectural Tribute
The fuselage of a refurbished Boeing 747 now hangs dramatically between two apartment buildings in Seattle’s Denny Triangle—a striking and unconventional tribute to one of the most iconic airliners ever built. While the Boeing 747 is not, strictly speaking, a vintage aircraft, its enduring legacy and cultural significance place it firmly within the realm of aviation heritage. In this case, the creative reuse...
Seattle mayor responds to concerns over proposed data centers
Seattle leaders are responding to public concerns after reports of proposed large-scale data centers. The mayor says no projects have been approved as discussions about a possible moratorium continue.
UW drug use survey shows drop in injection use, sparks debate over housing-first approach...
A new University of Washington (UW) survey is raising new questions about drug use trends in the region, showing a sharp reported decline in injection drug use while fueling debate over how best to respond to the crisis. The survey, conducted by UW’s School of Public Health, found injection drug...
‘Just a false narrative’: Seattle City Attorney denies claims of city’s lenient crime reputation
It has been more than three months since the new Seattle City Attorney, Erika Evans, was sworn into office after beating incumbent candidate Ann Davison with roughly 67% of the vote.
This Washington Restaurant With Hundreds Of Board Games Is A Family’s Dream Come True
Finding a restaurant where every family member actually wants to be is like finding a unicorn, except this unicorn exists and it’s in Seattle. Mox Boarding House in Ballard has cracked the code on family dining by adding one simple ingredient: hundreds of board games you can play while you eat.
One Look At The Giant Pizzas At This Washington Restaurant And You’ll Be Calling...
If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to order a pizza and receive something that could reasonably be used as a roof for a small shed, Talarico’s Pizzeria in West Seattle is about to answer that question in the most delicious way possible. This is the...
Seattle police investigate after woman critically injured in early morning shooting
SEATTLE — A 26-year-old woman is in critical condition after a shooting early Sunday morning in Seattle. Police say officers were dispatched around 1:30 a.m. to reports of gunfire near Occidental Avenue South and South Jackson Street. When officers arrived, they found the woman alert and conscious with multiple gunshot wounds to her torso. Officers provided aid until crews from the Seattle...
Issaquah Slams Brakes On $58 Million City Hall Dream
Issaquah officials are backing away from a roughly $58 million proposal for a brand-new City Hall, signaling a possible pivot toward cheaper and more flexible ways to house staff and hold public meetings. The shelved concept called for a roughly 35,000-square-foot building with cost estimates that had climbed from about $44 million to as high as $57.8 million. Instead, staff told...
The Edmonds sea lions are way more than OK. They’re thriving
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. Last week, the My Neighborhood News Group received an email from a reader::. “Does anyone know what’s going on with the sea lions at Marina Park Beach? I haven’t...
St. Thomas More fourth graders release baby salmon into Willow Creek
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. Fourth graders from St Thomas More School in Lynnwood were enthralled this week to release 100 coho salmon babies that they had successfully raised from eggs in their school aquarium, according Edmonds Stream Team leader Joe Scordino.
