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The loss of the South Park Bridge, which may come down in June, and the lack of funds in the near future to replace it, has created a ripple effect, not only in the area’s industrial sector, but also in the environmental community concerned with…MORE

The first Adopt-a-Street Cleanup of 2010 will be held this Saturday, February 27th, at 9am. The city provides trash grabbers, orange safety vests, plastic bags, and cloth gloves for volunteers.

The clean up will cover the Admiral…MORE

The federal government’s denial of King County’s application request for $99 million in stimulus funding to replace the ailing South Park Bridge Feb. 17 is now creating concerns among industrial businesses that hug the Duwamish River and depend…MORE

The Duwamish Tribe is inviting Seattle to a Frybread for Justice fundraiser to benefit the Duwamish Legal Fund to support its court case for tribal federal recognition--to date about $60,000 of $128,000 needed for expert witness fees has been…MORE

Dr. Doo, also known as the “Prince of Poo,” the “GM of BM” or the “Grand Poopah,” has been piling Zoo Doo deeper and higher all winter. This means the annual Spring Fecal Fest, the time of year when local gardeners have the chance to purchase Zoo…MORE

Want a night at the theater and can't find a babysitter? Problem solved.

The Jungle Gym has teamed up with Burien Little Theatre (BLT) to offer a "Kids Night Out" in conjunction with the theater's performance of "A Midsummer's Night Dream…MORE

A friendly chat with a neighbor during a daily walk led three residents of Three Tree Point to collaborate on a book about the unique Burien peninsula community, tracing its history through more than 200 vintage photographs. "Images of America…MORE

Seattle Department of Transportation crews plan to repair a sidewalk on California Avenue SW just north of Fauntleroy Way SW (6451 California Avenue SW) starting March 1 and finishing by March 19, weather permitting. The sidewalk will be closed,…MORE

The parking controversy raised earlier this week in Pigeon Point that the Herald first brought you has been at least partially mitigated. The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) worked with residents in the Pigeon Point neighborhood and…MORE

The five large group workshops for city residents to discuss the Seattle Youth and Families Initiative are underway - but that's not the only way you can participate.

The Youth and Families Initiative, announced by Mayor Mike McGinn during…MORE