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West Seattle Blog talks to Hotwire Coffee proprietor Lora Lewis about how her barista Blayne did on the season premiere of "Project Runway," on which he's one of the contending designers.

West Seattle Blog is there as Hotwire Coffee proprietor Lora Lewis talks to the crowd gathered for the viewing party she organized to cheer on her West Seattle barista Blayne in his "Project Runway" Season 5 debut.

West Seattle Blog video of the construction worker rescued from a collapsed trench at a drainage-work site in the Luna Park/Avalon business district.

West Seattle Blog is there as Lt. Powell of the Seattle Fire Department Technical Rescue team explains how they got a construction worker out of an 8-foot hole that collapsed and pinned him from the waist down.

The West Seattle Big Band put on its annual Hi-Yu Concert in the Park this evening at Hiawatha Playfield. Kids from the audience got up and danced to the band's rendition of The Children of Sanchez by Chuck Mangione

West Seattle Blog is there as iguana-rescuer Sean brings "Lucky" to the Seattle Animal Shelter in Interbay, where they are hopeful of finding the iguana a new home soon. A West Seattle Blog reader saw "Lucky" abandoned near the High Point pond a few days earlier and wrote to WSB about it; the story was posted and people went looking for it - Sean found it in a tree (appropriate since he is an arborist) right outside his home.

West Seattle Blog is at Ercolini Park west of The Junction as Councilmember Tom Rasmussen, Mayor Nickels, Jim Ercolini, and Parks Superintendent Tim Gallagher do the ceremonial ribboncutting for the new park (which actually opened weeks earlier).

West Seattle Blog is at the Ercolini Park dedication as Katie Hjorten from Friends of Ercolini Park talks about the volunteer help that made the park dream a reality.

West Seattle Blog is en route back from checking out a fire call when we catch a coyote, night vision-style, poking around a yard near Lincoln Park.

West Seattle Blog talks with Paul and Libby Carr about the day they wondered if they'd ever see - the start of construction for the Alki Statue of Liberty Plaza for which they led the fundraising effort.

West Seattle Blog is there as city crews do demolition work at the spot that housed the Alki Statue of Liberty, which has gone into storage while a new plaza is built.

First she flew off her pedestal, then she rode off in a truck. West Seattle Blog is there as the Alki Statue of Liberty leaves while her new plaza is built at the beach.

West Seattle Blog is at the mayor's news conference as West Seattle architect Brandon Nicholson talks about the two aspects of the new changes that he thinks are most promising.

West Seattle Blog is there as the Alki Statue of Liberty is removed from its old base, forever - returning to a new pedestal as part of the plaza construction that has just begun.

West Seattle Blog scans the crowd on the seawall at Alki as the Seafair Pirates approach from mid-bay.

West Seattle Blog is at Alki to catch the Seafair Pirates storming ashore.

West Seattle Blog is at the Seafair Pirates' Landing on Alki as the pirates meet fans post-landing, including a lucky little girl who got hoisted onto Moby Duck.

West Seattle Blog is in North Admiral as hundreds of kids (and grownups!) join the 4th of July parade - here's a long stretch of the parade participants.

West Seattle Blog is at the Admiral 4th of July Kids' Parade as Dr. Roger Scholten, a local pediatrician, sings "The Star-Spangled Banner."

West Seattle Blog is there as Admiral resident Greg Nickels, aka Mayor of Seattle, talks to the crowd gathered for the Admiral 4th of July Kids' Parade.

West Seattle Blog is there as a huge crowd parades through North Admiral on 4th of July 2008.

West Seattle Blog video of the start of the first-ever kids' 4th of July parade at Ercolini Park.

West Seattle Blog visits the 4th of Jul-Ivar's fireworks barge as it's being prepared.

West Seattle Blog surveys the scene on the morning of the 4th of July.

West Seattle Blog asks Gary Louderback, at the fireworks barge the morning of July 4th, what's this year's biggest effect.

West Seattle Blog zooms in from Duwamish Head as the Coast Guard tall ship Eagle sails on Elliott Bay - without its sails up, unfortunately.

Before USCG tall ship Eagle sails by in Elliott Bay, two Coast Guard choppers fly by Duwamish Head, while West Seattle Blog is staked out for video.

West Seattle Blog video from atop the embankment where a car pushed a parked car down onto Marine View Drive, then went airborne and followed.

West Seattle Blog takes a closer look at the two cars that crashed onto Marine View Drive - the black one was parked uphill to the east, the white one hit it, pushed it down an embankment, then went airborne and also wound up down on Marine View.