50th and Phinney, 1935 by Seattle Municipal Archives from the Seattlest Flickr pool. more ›

Residents of the area know: the last few wet winters (and summers) have taken their toll on one of North Seattle's most heavily traveled arterials, and it's starting to show. more ›

This small event, which shouldn't be missed by book-lovers in the Phinnyhood, is part of a big deal - independent businesses reaching out to local communities, and communities actively choosing to support those that do. more ›

• Mid Beacon Hill Blog, as well as Beacon Hill Blog and this very blog you are reading--are all wondering if Seattle will follow Denver's example. In the Mile High city, proximity to light rail raised the value of a home. Will the same be true in the Emerald City? North Beacon Hill residents certainly hope so.
• PhinneyWood tackles an age-old Seattle question, where does Phinney end and Greenwood begin?
• Unhand Boogie, you West Seattle thieves!