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Sixty city of Seattle datasets are now accessible online at http://data.seattle.gov, which is part of Seattle's municipal web site. The new site holds significant amounts of information about operations and infrastructure, such as locations of…MORE

Seattle City Light reminds its customers to guard against telephone con artists posing as utility bill collectors who appear to be targeting customers with Asian surnames.

Recently, several customers with Asian-sounding surnames reported…MORE

Got a gripe about airport noise? Port of Seattle staffers say they want to hear about it. Feb. 24 was the first of six public meetings where the Port of Seattle, partnering with consulting firm Landrum and Brown, invited residents living close…MORE

The southbound, right lane of the Ballard Bridge will be closed from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. March 1 to March 5.

Crews from the Seattle Department of Transportation plan to make repairs on the underside of the bridge.

This work is…MORE

Seattle Public Schools Open Enrollment for the 2010-2011 school year will begin Monday, March 1 and run through Wednesday, March 31, 2010. During Open Enrollment, families may register their child to enter SPS in fall 2010 and /or apply for a…MORE

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