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The city of Seattle has officially launched a $40 million federal New Markets Tax Credit Program that will provide low-cost private financing to businesses in targeted Seattle neighborhoods.

Seattle’s allocation of New Markets Tax Credits…MORE

Spring Into Bed! is a community event to build and renew food gardens throughout Seattle on May 8th. Across the Puget Sound region, groups are working together on this one-day to raise awareness about food access and equity. Our goal is to raise…MORE

It was standing room only as the Burien City Council beginning their own discussion of the Shoreline Master Program (SMP), talking about what kinds of experts the Council wants to hear from, and what form, if any, the public comment would take.…MORE

The 500,000 gallon water tank on Myrtle Street is under going renovation and the high winds of May 2-3 blew out part of the protective shrink wrap installed to prevent paint from over spraying. Brian Eng, Project Manager for Seattle Public…MORE

The City of Seattle Office of City Auditor is conducting a review of the city's response to graffiti.

The Office of the City Auditor has developed a brief audit questionnaire to help gather information from individuals, businesses and…MORE

When Loyal Heights resident Mindy Terence heard outgoing Seattle Parks and Recreation Superintendent Tim Gallagher tell KING 5 TV that the city's current budget crisis could necessitate the closure of one of Ballard's two community centers, she…MORE

Compass Housing Alliance, which filed for a Master Use Permit for its Ballard location April 14, has released more information about the operations and screening processes for the 80-unit housing development for formerly homeless men and women at…MORE

Art

Evergreen Fine Art Gallery-Tuesday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 17700 1st Ave. S., Normandy Park.

Loren Gallery-1,200 sq.-ft. unique art gallery. Next to Marina Inn Hotel. 22300 7th Ave S., Suite B, Des Moines. Local artist will…MORE

An advocate for the homeless and less fortunate, 19-year-old Megan Johnson has been picked as the Outstanding High School Senior in Washington by Prudential Insurance.

A Running Start student at Highline Community College and a senior at…MORE

Vehicle owners in Burien will now pay an extra $10 a year for car tabs, to help pay for the city's new street overlay program.

After two years of no asphalt overlay on the roads Burien lawmakers voted borrow $8.6 million to bring 263 lane…MORE