Anyone driving past the new South Transfer Station being built at 130 S. Kenyon St. recently may have needed a double take. Suddenly, the steel structure of the two-story, 140,000 sq. foot facility (see the photo) had simply disappeared.
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Community Calendar Week of 9-26-11
Tue, 09/27/11
Deadline for receiving items for Community Calendar is 5 p.m. Wednesday for the following week's Times/News. Events are published based on timeliness and space availability. Email submissions to: hteditor@robinsonnews.com
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Homeless advocates speak up against City's draft Encampment Ordinance
Tue, 09/27/11
Homeless advocates of SHARE and Wheel, two self-organized, democratic, grassroots organizations of homeless and formally homeless individuals, are speaking up against the City of Seattle's new draft Encampment Ordinance, which they say could…MORE
Ballard NW Senior Center hosts a night of wine, chocolate and art
Tue, 09/27/11
On Thursday, September 29, the Ballard NW Senior Center is hosting a night of Wine, Chocolate, & Art.
"Starting at 5:30 p.m. participants will be able to taste delicious wines, sample many different chocolates and hors d'oeuvres, view…MORE
UPDATE 2: Burien council declares intent to annex White Center, North Highline
Mon, 09/26/11
Update for Oct. 3 The Burien City Council voted tonight to declare the city's intent to annex White Center and the remaining unincorporated North Highline area.
The vote was 5-2 with council members Lucy Krakowiak and Jack Block Jr. voting…MORE
UPDATE 2: Burien council declares intent to annex White Center, North Highline
Mon, 09/26/11
Update for Oct. 3 The Burien City Council voted tonight to declare the city's intent to annex White Center and the remaining unincorporated North Highline area.
The vote was 5-2 with council members Lucy Krakowiak and Jack Block Jr. voting…MORE
Awards announced today under the Trade Adjustment Act to benefit South Seattle Community College
Mon, 09/26/11
From South Seattle Community College President Gary Oertli: What a way to start the first day of fall quarter …
The Department of Labor announced awards today under the Trade Adjustment Act – Community College Career Training Program (…MORE
Windermere Real Estate closing Fauntleroy office; Will consolidate brokers into West Seattle Junction location
Mon, 09/26/11
Windermere Real Estate is now in the process of moving 30 brokers from their Fauntleroy office to their West Seattle Junction office. The move is underway, if a bit slowly, but should be completed soon according to the company.
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UPDATE 2: Alleged Lincoln Park attacker pleads not guilty to child rape charge
Mon, 09/26/11
Update for Oct. 11 Duane Starkenburg, the man accused of attacking female joggers in Lincoln Park, pleaded not guilty to an unrelated charge of first degree child rape on Oct. 11, according to the King County Prosecutor's Office.
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McGinn presents his proposed 2012 budget
Mon, 09/26/11
Mayor Mike McGinn today presented his Proposed 2012 budget with the goals of preserving direct services, transforming how the city does business and investing in infrastructure and the future.
According to the Mayor's Office, the mayor’s…MORE
