Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood: Flying Thieves, Stripping Soccer Players, and Ballard’s Bragging Rights

Trapezes Stolen! A West Seattle non-profit, The Cabiri, is now without its trapezes, after thieves raided a car parked in front of the director’s house and stole $2,500 worth of equipment. West Seattle trapeze enthusiasts will have to seek their fix elsewhere in the city as the organization raises money for new equipment. In the meantime, if you happen to see thieves flying through the air with the greatest of ease, contact the Seattle Police Department.

Half-Naked People Play Soccer: Last weekend, the Rain City Soccer Club took off their clothes for their annual Shorts vs Shirts game to support their AIDS Walk team. If you missed the action, you can peruse hot picks at Capitol Hill Seattle blog (and remember: it’s not too late to donate).

Bragging in Ballard: The Fred Meyer in Ballard has installed an electric car charging station! They’re also winning the city’s Walk, Bike, Ride challenge by 3,968 miles!