If you've been wondering about where to take your junk and yard waste the last few weeks with the South Transfer station closed for safety updates since early August, that reopening has been moved to Sept. 10.
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Northwest Seaport Alliance sees surge in imports amidst dip in truck transactions and stagnant vessel lifts
Thu, 09/04/25
The Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA) has released its Weekly Volumes & Metrics Report for the week ending August 22nd, revealing a significant increase in international imports while simultaneously noting a
MOREPanda Express opens with prizes, drums and a crowd
Thu, 09/04/25
A new Panda Express restaurant opened in Westwood Village, on the east side of the shopping mall next to QFC Grocery on Thursday, Sept. 4 with a grand opening ceremony.
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Panda Express in Westwood Village Grand Opening Thursday
Wed, 09/03/25
The new Panda Express location in Westwood Village, just north of the QFC grocery store is set to open at 10am on Thursday Sept. 4, The store, which formerly was occupied by Pet Pros, has been under renovation for well over a year.
MORESeattle City Council Transportation Committee tackles sidewalk repairs and rolls out E-Cargo Bike program
Tue, 09/02/25
The Seattle Transportation Committee of the Seattle City Council convened on September 2nd, 2025, for a crucial meeting that saw discussions on vital city infrastructure and innovative transportation solutions.
MOREAdmiral Way bridges nearing seismic retrofit completion; All traffic now open
Tue, 09/02/25
All lanes along the Admiral Way North and South Bridges, as well as Fairmount Ave N, have officially reopened to traffic as construction on crucial seismic retrofits is nearing completion.
MOREWest Seattle Community Orchestras announce open registration, leadership updates
Tue, 09/02/25
Information from West Seattle Community Orchestras
MOREMayor Harrell doubles down on West Seattle and Ballard Link amidst multi-billion dollar shortfall, City takes proactive steps
Tue, 09/02/25
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, in a coordinated effort with King County officials, today unveiled an urgent strategy to combat a projected $30 billion funding gap in Sound Transit's expansive budget.
MORERoxhill Park rallies for restoration: Community tackles trash, charting a future for Seattle's last peat bog
Thu, 08/28/25
Roxhill Park, a vital green space for diverse and often underserved communities in Seattle and White Center, is the focal point of a significant community-driven restoration effort.
MORESound Transit confronts staggering $20-25 billion shortfall, launches "Enterprise Initiative" to secure ST3 future
Thu, 08/28/25
Sound Transit is facing a formidable financial challenge, with its ambitious ST3 mass transit expansion plan grappling with an estimated $20 to $25 billion affordability gap over the next two decades, the agency announced at its August 28, 2025,…MORE