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Thu, 11/05/26
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SDOT offering community outreach for new People Streets Projects in West Seattle
Thu, 11/05/26
The Seattle Department of Transportation is rolling out community engagement sessions for two major neighborhood initiatives under its People Streets program: the SW Lander Street project and the Delridge Triangle project.
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West Seattle Coin Laundry is closing Nov. 15
Thu, 11/05/26
The laundromat at 2338 California Ave SW in the Admiral District is closing forever November 15.
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Wednesday Update: Lead gains and high turnout as more than 65,000 new votes counted in Seattle, West Seattle, and Burien
Wed, 11/04/26
Update 4:45pm
An updated tranche of election results released shortly after 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, shows voter turnout climbing to 41.17% across King County.
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SDOT plan proposes eliminating car traffic on SW Alaska Street
Tue, 11/03/26
A proposal from the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) would transform SW Alaska Street between Fauntleroy Way SW and 42nd Ave.
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Mayor Wilson vetoes controversial RV permit bill, pivoting to executive strategy and safe lot expansion
Tue, 11/03/26
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson has vetoed Council Bill 121283, rejecting a controversial proposed permit program for recreational vehicles parked on city streets.
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West Seattle Car Wash Palace closes as property hits market for redevelopment
Tue, 11/03/26
The self-service Car Wash Palace at 6301 35th Ave SW in West Seattle permanently shut down operations on November 2, 2026. The property, owned by JTV Legacy Holdings LLC, carries an appraised value of $1,492,700.
MOREMayor Wilson vetos RV legislation; Press conference today
Tue, 11/03/26
Mayor Katie Wilson vetoed Council Bill 121283 on Monday, November 2, rejecting a proposed Recreational Vehicle permit program while signing four companion ordinances and issuing an Executive Order aimed at vehicle residency and homelessness.
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