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West Seattle Crime Watch: Stabbing suspect charged
August 20, 2013 6:13 pm
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 |   Crime | West Seattle news

Following up on our Monday report about the attack on a WSDOT worker posting notices in the 9500 block of Myers Way (map): 36-year-old Matthew Hadley is now charged with second-degree assault. The court documents include the same narrative we reported here yesterday (follow the “Monday report” link above) – with one additional detail: The suspect’s weapon was a folding knife with a three-and-a-half-inch blade. So far, the jail register indicates Hadley’s bail on the assault charge remains at $10,000, but he is also being held on a no-bail federal warrant dated this past May, issued for an unspecified weapons offense. Court documents say that’s the only criminal history prosecutors have found for Hadley, so far.

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Design packet now online for Junction Flats project, before August 29th design review
August 20, 2013 5:45 pm
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 |   Development | West Seattle news

That’s the cover image for the “packet” put together by Nicholson Kovalchick Architects for their Junction Flats project at 4433 42nd SW (map), across from Hope Lutheran School/Church in The Junction. The city uploaded it today, in advance of the project’s next Southwest Design Review Board session, which (as first reported here last month) is set for 6:30 pm Thursday, August 29th, at the Senior Center of West Seattle. The project is currently described as four stories, 78 apartments, 2 live-work units, and 52 parking spaces, set for a site that currently holds three single-family homes. You can see the full packet for yourself by going here. The project’s previous SWDRB meeting, for Early Design Guidance, was in January; here’s the final city report.

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West Seattle business: Anytime Fitness moving to ex-Blockbuster
August 20, 2013 3:49 pm
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 |   Health | West Seattle businesses | West Seattle news

Finally an answer to a question we’re asked relatively frequently – what’s going into the former Blockbuster space in Admiral? You’ll recall it closed a year and a half ago, and then the parking lot became a pay lot three months later, suggesting a new tenant/owner wasn’t expected any time soon. But finally, someone IS getting ready to move in: Anytime Fitness is relocating from Charlestown Center.

We got the tip from WSB’er JayDee, and the move was confirmed today by Jacob Saldana, who bought Anytime Fitness along with his brothers in December of last year. He tells WSB they are starting demolition at the new location this week. “The space will be about double our current size and will give us about 6,500 square feet.” He says they’ve been working on expanding the club since they bought it: “It has always been our intention to provide a more functional, community gym that would fulfill all of the needs of our members and in order to do so we felt that we had to find a new location. We can’t wait for the opportunity to bring some of our programs that we have created at our Capitol Hill location to West Seattle. The new space will have enough room to accommodate showers, group exercise, and a more open free weight area. However, the gym will still be a manageable size that will allow us to provide excellent customer service and build relationships with our members rather than leaving them feeling as if they’re just another number.” They’re hoping to move into the new location (2222 California) by the end of the year

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Highland Park Spraypark closed Wednesday for work
August 20, 2013 2:36 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle parks

Just in from Seattle Parks:

The Highland Park Spraypark will be closed on Wednesday for the contractor (Vortex) to replace faulty filter valves and install a new control electrical board.  The park will reopen on Thursday at 11:00 am.

P.S. If you want to go to a wading pool instead, please note that Lincoln Park is the only one open for the remaining almost-two-weeks of summer (here’s the citywide schedule).

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3.6 earthquake in South Sound; felt by some here
August 20, 2013 12:31 pm
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 |   Preparedness | Safety | West Seattle news

A text about 45 minutes ago asked if there had been an earthquake; we checked the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network‘s site, and at the time, nothing was showing – subsequently, though, PNSN has posted information on a 3.6 earthquake that did happen right about then, but nowhere nearby. We’re mentioning it because we’ve since received a few more inquiries. See it on the map here; the epicenter was equidistant from Bremerton and Tacoma, according to the earthquake’s “event page.” P.S. Are you prepared, in case something big hits? Check out the West Seattle Be Prepared website and find your nearest hub, for starters.

12:40 PM NOTE: Eric reminds us via Facebook that geologists would appreciate getting an official report from everyone who did feel it – the link is here.

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Seal Sitters updates: More pups on West Seattle beaches; last call for kids’ art and stories!
August 20, 2013 11:44 am
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 |   West Seattle beaches | West Seattle news | Wildlife

(Photo by Robin Lindsey)
Two updates from Seal Sitters today. Robin Lindsey says that in addition to two newborn pups in recent weeks, two newly weaned pups have shown up on West Seattle beaches in the past few days. Above is the pup nicknamed “Perky” (also shown in a reader-contributed photo on the WSB Facebook page); Robin says, “Another pup spent yesterday afternoon and night at Emma Schmitz viewpoint. The thin pup just returned to the Sound about an hour ago. We’d like everyone to be on the alert and make sure you call our hotline @ 206-905-7325 (SEAL) if you come across a pup on the beach. … As always, we need to ask people to respect the tape perimeters. It is crucial that pups are able to rest undisturbed in order to survive this challenging time!” Read more on Seal Sitters’ “Blubberblog” website.

KIDS’ CONTEST – ONE MORE CALL FOR ENTRIES! Young artists/writers in kindergarten through 5th grade have until this Sunday (August 25th) to enter the Seal Sitters’ contest for creations to be displayed during the Harbor Seal Day event at Alki Bathhouse on September 8th – great project for these waning days of summer! Read all about it, including how to enter, by going here.

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Saturday doubleheader at Hotwire courtyard: Group garage/craft sale; WS Outdoor Movies finale
August 20, 2013 10:56 am
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle Outdoor Movies

Very busy Saturday ahead in the courtyard next to Hotwire Online Coffeehouse (WSB sponsor), with two events on tap, and you’re invited to be part of both!

GROUP GARAGE/CRAFT SALE – WITH SPACES STILL AVAILABLE: 9 am-3 pm Saturday (August 24), Hotwire is hosting a group garage & craft sale; proprietor Lora Swift says, “We still have some spaces left, so if people would like to join in they can e-mail me, lora@hotwirecoffee.com. The spaces are FREE 10×10 spots and all are welcome. We are taking garage sales, craft booths, artists, just about anything you would like to sell.” Load-in will be at 8 am.

‘SPINAL TAP’ CLOSES OUTDOOR-MOVIE SEASON: Then on Saturday night, also in the courtyard (4410 California SW), the comedy/rock classic “This Is Spinal Tap” (trailer here) wraps up this year’s West Seattle Outdoor Movies series. Doors open at 6:30 so you can stake out your spot (BYO chair/blanket); movie’s at dusk, 8:30ish. Free, but concessions and raffles raise money for local nonprofits, so bring a few $ if you can!

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West Seattle Tuesday: Junction Neighborhood Organization; bellydancing showcase; library fun; more
August 20, 2013 9:54 am
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 |   West Seattle news | WS miscellaneous

(Bushtit photographed by Mark Wangerin in Fauntleroy Park – read about this bird here)
Happy Tuesday! Here are a half-dozen highlights from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar:

BABY STORY TIME: 4- to 12-month-olds (and their grownup chaperones) are invited to Southwest Branch Library at 11:30 am for story time – including rhymes and songs. (35th/Henderson)

CUTIE-LICIOUS FELT CREATURES: “The world’s cutest felt creatures” will be featured/created at Delridge Branch Library this afternoon, in an event for tweens and teens (12-18) – all materials supplied! 2-4 pm. (Delridge/Brandon)

BRAIN INJURY SUPPORT GROUP: 3-5 pm, Hope Lutheran Church. There are other local meetings too – read about them in our calendar listing. (42nd/Oregon)

WEST SEATTLE TOOL LIBRARY: One full month left in summer – don’t put off your project(s) any longer; the WS Tool Library has Tuesday night hours, 5-8 pm, on the northeast side of Youngstown Cultural Arts Center. (4408 Delridge Way SW)

JUNCTION NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATION: This relaunched community council is for everyone who works and/or lives and/or is otherwise interested in the Junction/Triangle area – backstory’s in our calendar listing. Tonight’s discussion will include the 4722 Fauntleroy Way drugstore proposal first reported here three weeks ago. Tonight’s JuNO meeting starts at 6:30 pm at the Senior Center of West Seattle. (California/Oregon)

BELLYDANCING AT SKYLARK: Shimmy over to Skylark Café and Club, where the monthly Alauda bellydancing showcase – free, all ages – starts at 7:30 pm. (3803 Delridge Way SW)

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You can help! West Seattle Food Bank needs children’s books
August 20, 2013 9:05 am
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 |   How to help | West Seattle news

Food banks aren’t just for food, as this request reminds us:

The West Seattle Food Bank distributes books of all kinds to their clients. Children’s picture books and toddler board books are especially needed right now. If you have books in good condition, please consider donating them to the Food Bank. You can drop them off Monday through Friday 9 am to 3 pm, or Wednesday until 7 pm (Monday and Wednesday are the best drop-off times) The Food Bank is on the corner of 35th Avenue SW and SW Morgan St. (enter through the garage on Morgan). YOUR DONATIONS WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

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TRAFFIC/TRANSIT TODAY: What’s up Tuesday
August 20, 2013 6:03 am
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle traffic alerts

(Live view of the 1st Ave. S. Bridge, looking south at northbound lanes)
That’s a state-run camera again this morning, as we wait for the city traffic cameras to stabilize. Meanwhile, the pre-scheduled traffic alerts:

*Dumar/Orchard between Delridge and (almost) 16th still closed

Looking ahead:

*Northbound I-5 exit to West Seattle Bridge closed Friday night-Monday morning
*Alki Beach 5K route closed Sunday morning

TUESDAY AFTERNOON P.S. The city cams are back – see them on the WSB Traffic page.

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Video: Sustainable West Seattle honors ‘Diver Laura’ James, WS Bike Connections at Lincoln Park picnic
August 19, 2013 10:00 pm
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 |   Sustainable West Seattle | West Seattle news

That photo is from tonight’s Sustainable West Seattle community picnic at Lincoln Park, where SWS (whose president Kimberly Leeper is second from right) honored West Seattle Bike Connections (4 reps at left) as Sustainability Champions and “Diver Laura” James (at right) as Volunteer of the Year. Here’s our video of the back-to-back presentations – and speeches:

As members explained in the clip, WSBC is a relatively new group – its early organizational outreach last year, in fact, involved the WSB Forums. WSBC has since gotten deeply involved in advocacy for safety, for a louder West Seattle voice in transportation planning, and much more. You can find WSBC online here.

“Diver Laura,” meantime, at first gained attention for her amazing underwater video and cleanup work – and then got increasingly involved in organized environmental advocacy, taking over the Tox-Ick Monster runoff-reducing campaign and most recently joining up with Puget Soundkeeper Alliance.

The announcements were part of an annual tradition for SWS, now in its seventh year (first mentioned here on WSB in the summer of 2007) – a celebratory summer picnic:

This past year, its meetings continued evolving into community forums, focusing on a particular sustainability topic for more than one month at a time – such as a popular series on gardening. Watch for upcoming events – not just sponsored by SWS, but related to sustainability, all over the peninsula – on the group’s frequently updated website.

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Video: Making new memories at Nickels family’s century-old home
August 19, 2013 8:02 pm
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 |   West Seattle history | West Seattle news

Think politicians tend to live in fancy mansions? Some might. But for more than a quarter of a century, Greg Nickels, two-term mayor of Seattle, and wife Sharon Nickels have resided in a humble Craftsman bungalow in North Admiral, where they hosted a party on Sunday afternoon. The benefit for the Southwest Seattle Historical Society celebrated the 100-year history of the Nickels family’s home, as well as its restoration, and the concept of restoring and researching any not-so-new home. We were there for the early going, with dozens there to look, listen, and learn:

We also recorded video of the warm introduction by SWSHS executive director Clay Eals, and then Greg Nickels’ remarks, humorous and informative:

He had many memories to share, including dealing with the rust-colored shag carpet you might remember from this photo shown in some of the pre-event previews:

But as Eals said, the event wasn’t just a look back – it was also meant to create new memories, and new history at which attendees and others will look back, years down the road. Also featured was Greg Lange from the King County Archives; we weren’t able to stay to record what he had to say, but you can learn a lot about property research – current and past information – via the county website.

Watch the SWSHS website for more on Sunday’s event and other frequently updated content; you can even go there right now for details of SWSHS events coming up, including a West Seattle-centric 9/11 commemoration on Sunday, September 8th, at Alki Arts, displaying the bags from the luminarias that were displayed at the Alki Statue of Liberty starting the night after the attack 12 years ago – details here. (The day before that – September 7th – is the next informational session for potential volunteers; read about that here.)

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Want to create a mini-park for PARK(ing) Day? Time to apply
August 19, 2013 5:04 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle parks

(West Seattle’s last PARKing Day mini-park, 2010)
5:04 PM: PARK(ing) Day is coming up on Friday, September 20th, and applications to participate are now available. Started in San Francisco back in 2005, it’s now an annual worldwide event where on-street parking spots are turned into temporary mini-parks, just for one day, to promote sustainability and more-livable cities. West Seattle hasn’t had a mini-park since 2010, so if you’re interested in being the next to host a park, apply ASAP – you’ll need to get your application in by August 30th (one week from this Friday).

It’s free to apply; you will have to submit your proposal to the Seattle Department of Transportation to show that it meets safety guidelines. Go here for more info, including application criteria, frequently asked questions, and photos of past years’ parks around the city.

6:51 PM: Just found out at the Sustainable West Seattle community picnic (separate report to come) that at least one application is in for a West Seattle PARKing Day park – Kathy Dunn from West Seattle Bike Connections mentioned that she is working on one for an area in front of Mashiko and Husky Deli in The Junction.

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Voluntary ‘Gun-Free Zone’ status offered to Seattle businesses
August 19, 2013 2:35 pm
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 |   West Seattle businesses | West Seattle news

(Photo tweeted by @mayormcginn account)
To the classic “no shirt, no shoes, no service,” you can add “no gun” for Seattle businesses who join a campaign launched today by Washington Ceasefire, with the support of Mayor McGinn. The campaign formally announced this morning on Capitol Hill (photo above) encourages any interested business, anywhere in the city limits, to declare itself a “Gun-Free Zone”; the voluntary sign-up form is here, along with links to download pre-produced signs such as this one:

The same link will take you to an FAQ explaining that it’s “generally” within business owners’ rights to set rules that could include banning particular items from their property, and if those rules exist, police could be called to deal with rule violators as trespassers. Washington Ceasefire director Ralph Fascitelli is quoted on his organization’s website as saying, “We know this won’t stop someone determined to cause violence, but we hope that standing together and giving businesses a tool to say no to guns will change the conversation around gun violence.”

So far, the only West Seattle-linked business on the list of participants (scroll down that same page) is Cupcake Royale; we walked by the Junction location around noon and didn’t see a sign up at the Junction location, but will be checking on the company’s plans. Any other local businesses planning to support this campaign? Or, for that matter, to actively oppose it? Let us know.

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More portable classrooms on the move in West Seattle this week
August 19, 2013 12:54 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle schools | West Seattle traffic alerts

This will likely explain more no-parking signs you’ll see today and later this week – another round of Seattle Public Schools portable-classroom moves in West Seattle. The newest list includes two portable-moving operations headed OUT of this area:

Overnight tonight, by 6 am Tuesday – From Boren (5950 Delridge) to Schmitz Park Elementary (50th/Spokane)

Overnight Tuesday night, by 6 am Wednesday – From Boren to View Ridge Elementary

Overnight Thursday night, by 6 am Friday – From Genesee Hill (50th/Genesee) to Jane Addams

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West Seattle Crime Watch: Encampment-attack suspect jailed
August 19, 2013 10:44 am
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 |   Crime | West Seattle news

10:44 AM: Bail is set at $10,000 for the man arrested for allegedly stabbing a state worker at an encampment site in the 9500 block of Myers Way (map) last Friday – and it turns out, there’s a federal warrant out for his arrest. The victim, who was not seriously injured and declined treatment at the scene, was posting 72-hour eviction notices at the site along with a colleague, according to the Seattle Police report we obtained today:

… They noticed that (the suspect) was sleeping under a tarp or blanket. (Worker) said, “Good morning, it’s time to leave the property.” (Suspect) stood up and told (worker) that he was trespassing. (Worker) told Hadley that he was actually the one trespassing. (Suspect) pulled a knife and lunged at (worker), cutting him in the chest. (Worker) quickly grabbed a branch to try to keep distance between himself and (suspect …. who) grabbed a bigger branch. (The workers) retreated to their work truck and called the police. (The suspect) walked out of the state-owned property he was camping on at the same time (an officer) arrived at the scene.

However, the suspect didn’t surrender quietly, according to the report; he ignored the officer’s orders and walked across Myers Way, then running southbound, with the officer driving behind him for about two blocks until the suspect stopped again, at which time the officer took away his knife, and took him into custody. The subsequent check of the suspect’s record turned up the federal warrant for what’s described only as a weapons offense, with “full extradition.” We’re following up on that as well as on the status of the “encampment” site and the injured worker, and will add any additional information we get.

12:33 PM UPDATE: Just talked with Bart Treece of WSDOT, who says the worker who was attacked is fine – they did talk him into getting checked out at a hospital, eventually; the wound was described as a “nick.” These are workers from the WSDOT’s maintenance division, who do everything from roadway repair to plowing snow to something like this. And while they have been threatened before, Treece says this is the first known actual attack on a WSDOT worker while posting or clearing this type of site.

The “Myers Way woods” area has to be posted relatively often, Treece told WSB in a phone conversation. Typically, that’s followed by a cleanup, usually done with assistance of work crews from the Department of Corrections; in this case, that’ll likely be done sometime later this week. It’s WSDOT property because it’s right-of-way for Highway 509, immediately east, and it’s a safety issue, he emphasized, in making sure people don’t camp there. In the general West Seattle vicinity, besides Myers Way, Treece says, the 1st Avenue South Bridge area requires postings and cleanup relatively often. That costs hundreds of thousands a year at sites like this around the state, according to Treece, money WSDOT would rather spend on the roads.

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Less than 1 week till Alki Beach 5K, to help breast-cancer patients
August 19, 2013 9:43 am
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 |   How to help | West Seattle news

(2012 Alki Beach 5K start; photo by David Hutchinson)
Less than one week until West Seattle’s next benefit run/walk – the Alki Beach 5K, benefiting Northwest Hope and Healing, the West Seattleite-founded nonprofit that helps breast-cancer patients. It starts at 9 am next Sunday (August 25th) on Alki Avenue SW near 61st SW, and heads east from there – remember that the race route on Alki/Harbor Avenues will be closed for a few hours Sunday morning as a result. Online registration remains open until Friday morning; sign up here. Or you can sign up in person at West Seattle Runner (California/Charlestown; WSB sponsor), and of course, near the 5K starting line on Sunday morning (but why wait?).

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West Seattle Monday: 3 highlights, 2 reminders
August 19, 2013 9:13 am
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 |   West Seattle news | WS miscellaneous

Thanks to Bill Bacon for the photo of this weekend’s pink-salmon-fishing crowd on the shore at Lincoln Park – which also happens to be the scene of one of tonight’s highlighted events. From the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar:

SUSTAINABLE WEST SEATTLE COMMUNITY PICNIC: Everybody’s welcome to join SWS for its annual community barbecue/picnic on the beach at Lincoln Park (Shelter #3); it’ll start around 5 pm, show up whenever you can, and get ready to help celebrate their annual award recipients along the way. Full details on the SWS website.

FAMILY STORY TIME: High Point Branch Library welcomes kids and parents for tonight’s story time, 6:30 pm. (35th/Raymond)

FOY VANCE AT EASY STREET: Another free, live in-store show at Easy Street Records in The Junction – Foy Vance (read about his music here), 7 pm. (California/Alaska)

And two reminders:

SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Programs at Roxhill and Lafayette Elementaries need volunteers this week; if you missed the request when we published it, here it is again.

SOLSTICE PARK TENNIS COURTS CLOSED: As announced recently by Seattle Parks, the Solstice Park tennis courts (just northeast of Lincoln Park) are scheduled to be closed today through August 30th for renovation work.

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TRAFFIC/TRANSIT TODAY: Monday updates
August 19, 2013 7:14 am
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle traffic alerts

(Live view of the 1st Ave. S. Bridge, looking south at northbound lanes)
No major problems reported on local outbound routes so far this morning – except that the city’s traffic cameras don’t appear to be updating (they all appear to have stopped at about 5:37 am); checking on that (and looking at a state-operated camera in the meantime). Meantime, remember the West Seattle road closure that is scheduled to last all week – Orchard/Dumar between Delridge and (almost) 16th; here’s our reminder, with map, from last night.

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Milestone for The Westy Sports and Spirits: Next step in buildout
August 18, 2013 10:52 pm
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 |   West Seattle businesses | West Seattle news

By Tracy Record
West Seattle Blog editor

Now that they’ve finished gutting their space, and their permits are making progress, the fun really begins for the trio planning to open the sports bar/restaurant The Westy Sports and Spirits at 7908 35th SW.

As we saw while visiting partners (from left in top photo) Shane Whittall, Paul Ritums, and JP Vidican on this past week, the 2,500-square-foot, 1955-built space is now gutted “down to the shell,” which yielded some surprises:

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West Seattle road work: Dumar/Orchard closure starts tomorrow
August 18, 2013 8:26 pm
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 |   Delridge | West Seattle news | West Seattle traffic alerts

In case you’re just catching up after vacation, or maybe you just forgot – the Dumar/Orchard road closure between SW Austin (just west of 16th) and Delridge Way starts at 7 am tomorrow morning and is scheduled to continue until Friday. The recommended detour route is in the city-provided map above. This stretch of road is getting utility upgrades as well as roadway restoration, as something of a side note to the yearlong Delridge Way Repaving Project.

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Short-lived rescue call off Beach Drive
August 18, 2013 6:55 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | WS breaking news

Just in case you saw the big initial Fire Department response – there was a “saltwater rescue” call in the 5000 block of Beach Drive just after 6:30, but it closed fairly quickly, since the people thought to be in trouble were both reported to be out of the water and fine.

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West Seattle Crime Watch: Stolen SUV; car break-in
August 18, 2013 3:00 pm
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 |   Crime | West Seattle news

Two car crimes in West Seattle Crime Watch today – both happen to be from WSB readers named Cheryl, coincidentally: First, a stolen SUV:

My mom’s car was stolen early this morning from 7300 block of 30th Ave SW [map] and I wanted to see if we could get it on the blog to hopefully track it down. It’s a 2000 Red Jeep Cherokee Sport/Freedom Lic Plate #ABJ5598. … The police came out and we filed a report General Offense #13-297919.

One clue – a bumper sticker for Twilight Artist Collective.

Next, a car prowl (Seattle’s most-common crime, says SPD) in Arbor Heights, in the 10000 block of Marine View Drive (map):

I wanted to let you and your readers know that my car was prowled last night, in my driveway. My stereo was stolen and the dash is all torn up, items were stolen from the glove box (paperwork and whatnot), and a dark teal Eagle Creek backpack full of my son’s clothes from camp was stolen. I know there has been a rash of car prowls in the neighborhood recently but I felt safe because my car is parked to far off the road. Not the case.

There’s no car-prowl wave shown in that area on the Seattle Police crime map, which – since we’ve long noted it’s not a perfect representation of everything happening – might be a glitch, but if anyone who’s been hit has NOT filed a report, please do, for reasons from increasing the possibility you’ll get your stuff back if it gets recovered, to increasing the possibility of patrols as SPD moves more and more into a data-driven world. You can even report car prowls online.

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