UPDATE: June 29, 6:00 p.m.
Dept. of Rev. press release:
OLYMPIA – June 29, 2012 – Retailers operating machines that allow their customers to roll their own cigarettes must begin affixing cigarette tax stamps to those products…MORE
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UPDATE: White Center Garden Tour set for July 15; Locations and events finalized
Thu, 06/28/12
As one of many events that are all part of the White Center July Jubilee Days the White Center Garden Tour is set to begin at 10am. Gardens are self guided. There will be prizes and raffle drawings- turn in your votes and raffle tickets to…MORE
Spokane Street Viaduct will close the weekend of July 6 - 9
Thu, 06/28/12
press release The westbound lanes of the Spokane Street Viaduct will be closed the weekend after the July 4th holiday. Specifically, all westbound lanes between I-5 and SR 99 will be closed continuously from 10 p.m. on Friday, July 6, until 5 a…MORE
Enfield set to have $194 million operating budget for Highline schools
Thu, 06/28/12
In Alan Spicciati’s final board meeting as interim superintendent, the Highline School Board was presented with a $194 million operating budget for the 2012-2013 school year.
The board is scheduled to approve the budget on July 25. There…MORE
Business Access and Transit lanes being installed on Alaska Street as part of Rapid Ride changes
Thu, 06/28/12
Press release The contractor working for the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) and King County Metro to prepare for the fall implementation of RapidRide transit service in West Seattle has begun making changes in the roadway lane…MORE
New medical facilities to open on Pac. Hwy. S. in Des Moines
Thu, 06/28/12
A groundbreaking ceremony will be held Aug. 15 at 10:30 a.m. for a 36,000-square-foot building that will house medical, dental, behavioral health and pharmacy services as well as leased space for community mental health offices.
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Compromise on SeaTac light-rail restrooms flushed out
Thu, 06/28/12
There will be restrooms at the end of the (light-rail) line but new federal funding requirements could alter some of the planned off-site mitigations for the new South 200th Street station.
Despite the funding concerns, the SeaTac City…MORE
Unlike neighboring Burien, SeaTac finds consensus on animal control
Thu, 06/28/12
Often-contentious SeaTac council members have achieved unanimous consent on a subject that their counterparts in Burien have struggled over—animal control and care services.
Without discussion, the SeaTac City Council approved June 26, a…MORE
Common concerns arise with latest California Ave apartment plan
Thu, 06/28/12
The early design review on June 28 for a three-story, 30 unit apartment plan for 3829 California Ave S.W. was a case study in the issues and frustrations inherent in taller complexes moving into primarily residential neighborhoods.
It is a…MORE
Norwegian dating show casting for single Norwegian-Americans in Ballard this Sunday
Thu, 06/28/12
O’Connor Casting Company is holding an open casting call on Sunday, July 1, for single Norwegian-Americans interested in being on Season 2 of “Sons of Norway”, a reality TV dating series shooting in America and Norway.
Producers are…MORE
