The Weekend Wrap: Neighborhood Headline News

Radar screenshot from UW Atmospheric Sciences

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• Ballard High project to launch on last shuttle flight (My Ballard)
• Two Beacon Hill parks finalists for Opportunity Fund grants (Beacon Hill Blog)
• Acquabar Belltown Replaces Infamous Kelly's (belltownpeople)
• Capitol Hill student maced and mugged while waiting for bus on 19th Ave East (Capitol Hill Seattle)
• Metro checks out Vancouver's electric trolley solution for Seattle's streets (Central District News)
• Segué! SDOT has a transit master plan survey that needs your input (SDOT)
• PSBJ: Blood Center taking over Gates Foundation building (Eastlake Ave)
• Fremont Medical Marijuana Dispensary Robbed (Fremont Universe)
• A Steeper Hike in Utiliy Rates on the Horizon? (Blogging Georgetown)
• ‘The Cheap Bastard’s Guide to Seattle’ highlights Green Lake Park, Little Red Hen, and the Green Lake Library (My Green Lake)
• Briarcliff starts with three homes (Magnolia Voice)
• Thornton Creek Park No. 6 on track for $500,000 (Maple Leaf Life)
• Greenwood beer maker opens Ballard ‘nano-brewery’ (PhinneyWood)
• Construction planned for early 2011 on Queen Anne Avenue mixed-use apartment complex Seven Hills (Queen Anne View)
• State Orders Columbia City Cinema to Halt Stock Sale, May Impose Fines (Rainier Valley Post)
• Female suspect now in custody after armed standoff in Roosevelt (Ravenna Blog)
• Eckstein Middle School Warm Coat Drive (Roosiehood)
• Christmas Ships (Southend Seattle)
• Nickelsville SoDo: A new legacy in the making (South Seattle Beacon)
• SLU Land Use in Google Earth (The Southlake)
• Police issue alert after yet another mugging today (U District Daily)
• Zoo plan 2011: higher fees, more events (My Wallingford)
• Meeting Rescheduled for Seattle Schools Transition Plan (Wallyhood)
• Site down momentarily, but see breaking updates at White Center Now (West Seattle Blog)
• White Center-South Delridge Community Safety Coalition: From drugs to coffee to Facebook (White Center Now)