Charlestown Street Cafe reopens Summer has finally returned, and so has the Charlestown Street Cafe. The popular family diner and meeting place reopened Monday at 6am to the delight of its loyal customers and servers, some who have worked there since it opened 19 years ago. Click here to read full story
City frowns on bottled water Mayor Greg signed an executive order in March to end the city's pactice of buying bottled water for city employees and for public events because he says Seattle's water is reported to be "amongst the best in any major city in North America." Click here to read full story
Food and fitness initiative gets grant To help promote food and fitness the King County Food and Fitness Initiative was formed in 2006 after Seattle was chosen as one of nine communities participating in a $3 million, 10-year initiative financed by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Click here to read full story
College is more important when economy goes down As our economy goes down it only means employment goes down along with it. People start losing jobs, employment becomes scarce and families and individuals start searching for a source of an income but don't know where to turn to so they can support themselves and their loved ones in such a quick turnaround. Click here to read full story
Calling Rube Goldberg On 7th Ave. S, a rock went through an office window. But before it came to rest on a desktop, it bounced off a ceiling panel, hit a wall switch, and triggered an alarm bell. Click here to read full story
