All about the West Seattle neighborhood around Beach Drive
Did you find a set of keys? This just in from one our readers:
I lost a set of keys Sunday afternoon around the restrooms at Alki and 63rd St on Sunday at about 4:45 pm. There are several car keys on a red key anchor with WWU. Any help would be appreciated.
Please comment below if you found these keys.
It’s hard to miss this 215 foot yacht, even through tonight’s misty Puget Sound waters.
Delta Marine’s project name for this superyacht is “Invictus”, check out more information here.
I’m writing this wishing I would have charged up my phone as I’m using it for my Wi-Fi.
We’ve been without power for about 30 minutes. It seems as though the worst of the storm has passed.
West Seattle blog reports that approximately 4800 homes in West Seattle are without power.
Scupper Sr. says the worst part of all of this are sump-pumps not having power.
UPDATE: just as I’m publishing… looks like our power is restored! 🙂 …plugging in my phone now to charge it up…just in case… looks like we may be having issues with our Comcast internet.
Okay… looks like Comcast cable is out too… lights are still on and my phone is still charging.
Meet Beach Naturalist (they’ll be wearing red hats) from Seattle Aquarium at Constellation Park and Lincoln Park beaches
UPDATE: She’s been reunited with her humans!
From our Facebook page:
This just in from a Beach Drive neighbor:
“We live right near la Rustica and this cat followed me into my yard and decided to stay today. We would approach but both of us are very allergic and he seems very friendly and not scared of dogs. If you know his owner, please let us know. Thanks!!”
UPDATE: this kitty is hanging out at a home where the humans are allergic. They are wondering if anyoen else can take him in until his owners are found. Please comment here and let us know.
Meet Beach Naturalist (they’ll be wearing red hats) from Seattle Aquarium at Constellation Park and Lincoln Park beaches:
Today’s celebration marking the 100th birthday of the Alki Light House began at the Log Museum at noon. The museum is featuring a new exhibit with items from the light house and has free cookies and coloring for the little ones.
The Alki Light House is set to open in a few minutes (1:00 pm) to start their celebration… stay tuned and be sure to check out Scupper’s photos taken from the Sound of the light house.
UPDATE 1:45 PM: The Alki Light House is doing tours and, as standard procedure, they limit how many people may enter at a time.
While you wait for turn to celebrate on the Alki Light House grounds, they have quizzes available or you can learn how to tie various knots.
Calling all Pickers: there’s some FREE stuff on the sidewalk on west side of the 4700 block of Beach Drive.
At the time of this photo, we spied a mini fridge, skate board and a small folding anchor.
If you have a garage sale, free stuff along Beach Drive, we’re happy to post it.
We are experiencing some of the lowest tides of the year this Memorial Day weekend.
Today, Sunday, May 26:
Memorial Day, Monday, May 27:
You can meet beach naturalist from the Seattle Aquarium (they’ll be wearing red hats) at Constellation Park or Lincoln Park today and tomorrow from:
Happy Memorial Day!
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