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Wed, 10/14/09

On November 4, voters will assess the value of pedestrian and bicycle safety.

The ballot in Burien this year includes a proposed $25 license tab fee titled Proposition 1, which if passed will fund two new projects: a sidewalk on one side…MORE

Wed, 10/14/09

Mayor Greg Nickels is looking for qualified candidates to fill twelve upcoming openings on the city of Seattle’s Design Review Board, including one on the Southwest Board, which reviews large-scale developments in West Seattle.

The…MORE

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Wed, 10/14/09

The Seattle School District Building Excellence III capital program has just released its latest update on the Denny/Sealth campus project.

The full text is below. Click here for past updates on this project.

"As of the end of…MORE

Wed, 10/14/09

Mayor Greg Nickels is looking for qualified candidates to fill twelve upcoming openings on the city of Seattle’s Design Review Board, including two on the Northwest Board, which reviews large-scale developments in the Ballard area.

The…MORE

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Wed, 10/14/09

ArtsWest announced that they have been awarded a grant from Boeing Charitable Trust. The $15,000 grant will go toward "Measure for Pleasure," ArtsWest’s next theater production.   “This grant is the largest we’ve ever received from Boeing,” said…MORE

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Wed, 10/14/09

Hundreds of European hornbeam trees on 35th Avenue Southwest from Southwest Roxbury to Southwest Raymond streets will receive special attention this Friday, Oct. 16, according to the Seattle Department of Transportation.

A group of…MORE

Wed, 10/14/09

The Federal Way School Board announced today the launch of a national search for a new superintendent to replace Superintendent Tom Murphy who is stepping down at the end of the school year to retire after more than a decade of service.

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Tue, 10/13/09

West Marginal Way Southwest, which was was restricted to one lane at South Dakota Street when a truck hit a large power pole, has been reopened entirely since about 1 p.m. today after Seattle City Light crews replaced the pole.

 

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Tue, 10/13/09

The ordinance that would allow backyard cottages throughout the city was voted unanimously out of the City Council's Planning, Land Use and Neighborhoods Committee Oct. 8. The ordinance is tentatively scheduled to be voted on by the full council…MORE

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Tue, 10/13/09

After 29 years in Washington state education, Federal Way Schools Superintendent Tom Murphy announced today that he's retiring.

Murphy, who at 6'5" has stood tall at the helm of the Federal Way School Distirct since 1999, made the…MORE

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