aggregated from: West Seattle Blog...

Thanks to Alison for spotting the liquor-license notice at 4707 42nd SW, across from the north end of Jefferson Square, between Limber Yoga/Seattle Integrated Martial Arts (WSB sponsor) and AAA Travel. We subsequently tracked down and spoke with Morg...

topics: arts, beer, development, liquor, store

aggregated from: West Seattle Blog...

From last night s West Seattle Crime Prevention Council meeting: Big turnout about 40 people after the new West Seattle Blockwatch Captains Network put out the call for members to be there. Featured speaker was the man who helps coordinate Block...

topics: beer, liquor, neighborhoods, west-seattle, white-center

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(Photo by Christopher Boffoli)Tonight, another one of the new West Seattle businesses we ve been tracking is just hours from opening & The Wax Bar opens tomorrow morning at 37h/Fauntleroy, between the shoe repair and brake-service stores. Founder Kar...

topics: ballard, beer, liquor, west-seattle

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Quick update on the state liquor store opening in part of the former Famous Footwear space in Westwood Village: Passing through WV just now, we saw center manager Stuart Crandall, asked him if a date was set yet, and he replied, March 26, adding th...

topics: liquor, store

aggregated from: Capitol Hill Seattle

Homegrown planning to have sidewalk seating at Melrose Market and, as expected, has applied for a beer & wine licenseBluebird Ice Cream & Tea (which also serves espresso) has applied for a beer & wine license - note to music lovers: Elephant Micah i...

topics: beer, capitol-hill, coffee, food, liquor

aggregated from: Capitol Hill Seattle

It appears that a legal dispute lurking inside one of Capitol Hill's most anticipated development projects has reached the surface. Thanks to a tip from neighbor Marcie, we found this letter from the law office of Cairncross and Hempelmann Scotch-ta...

topics: book, cafe, capitol-hill, developer, development

aggregated from: Capitol Hill Seattle

It appears that a legal dispute lurking inside one of Capitol Hill's most anticipated development projects has reached the surface. Thanks to a tip from neighbor Marcie, we found this letter from the law firm of Cairncross and Hempelmann Scotch-tape...

topics: book, cafe, capitol-hill, developer, development

aggregated from: Capitol Hill Seattle

From the you-may-not-have-heard file: Vermillion gallery received a full liquor license at the start of the year. So many more reasons to love the back room! Showing at the Vermillion through March 7th is Friends of the Nib; up next is Ree Brown an...

topics: artist, arts, beer, capitol-hill, gallery

aggregated from: Voracious

The Merrill Gardens retirement facility just north of University Village is revolutionary in that it is the first of its kind to include college student housing on its grounds. Today, a st......

topics: liquor, store

aggregated from: Capitol Hill Seattle

While 10th Avenue East awaits a much heralded arrival and the Melrose Project begins taking shape, a stretch of Pine west of Broadway is also kicking into motion with three different businesses making big changes -- and one much-loved bar expanding ...

topics: beer, capitol-hill, fish, liquor, neighborhood