A proposal to demolish and reconstruct Greenwood’s Fire Station 21 was presented at a city council public hearing and came out with positive reviews.
The public hearing took place in Seattle Council Chambers Wednesday afternoon, July 22,…MORE
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Nickelsville camps out at Terminal 107 Park for now
Fri, 07/24/09
Nearly 70 homeless residents from the Nickelsville encampment and more than15 homeless activists vacated their South Park tent city Thursday, July 23 and caravaned with three yellow moving vans of possessions a couple of miles north to Terminal…MORE
Design review determines wider sidewalks are next step
Fri, 07/24/09
The widening of the sidewalk space was the only additional revision made at the Southwest Design Review meeting for the apartments to be built at 4532 42nd Ave. S.W.
The complex, located near the Alaska Junction, will measure six stories…MORE
Lafarge gives tour of plant at chamber after hours
Thu, 07/23/09
Representatives of Lafarge Cement Plant spoke to West Seattle Chamber of Commerce members and guests at an after hours event Thursday, July 23.
More than 80 people attended the after hours event for a tour of the Lafarge Cement plant.…MORE
Drink like a fish, for the fish
Thu, 07/23/09
This Saturday, Friends of the Cedar River Watershed are inviting Ballard residents to learn about fish and then to drink like one at the BalMar.
The BalMar will be hosting Drink Like a Fish Night July 25 to support Friends of the Cedar…MORE
Second King County resident dies from swine flu
Thu, 07/23/09
A King County female child died on July 18 from complications of H1N1 influenza (swine flu) and her underlying health conditions, according to King County.
This is the second reported H1N1 death in King County.
"Our hearts go out…MORE
Neighborhood status check calls for community organization
Thu, 07/23/09
Strategies for community organizing and information on the upcoming Seattle neighborhood status check were the main concerns at the Highland Park Action Committee meeting on Wednesday, July 22.
Tactics for crime watching and a brief…MORE
Sale takes over Ballard sidewalks
Thu, 07/23/09
Discounts are spilling out of Ballard stores and onto the sidewalks starting today as the annual Ballard Sidewalk Sale gets underway.
The sale, which is Seattle's longest-running sidewalk sale of its kind, gives Ballard merchants more of a…MORE
Citizens demand re-prioritization of Pedestrian Master Plan
Thu, 07/23/09
At a hearing Tuesday, July 21, community members told the Seattle City Council that though they liked elements of the Draft Pedestrian Master Plan, it may be too idealistic.
After hearing about plan updates from the Seattle Department of…MORE
Mayor announces $8.1 million to fund senior, workforce housing
Wed, 07/22/09
Low-income senior apartments, Meridian Manor, hosted Mayor Greg Nickels as he announced funding that would preserve and rehabilitate 179 low-income senior housing and construction of 70 units of affordable housing for working individuals and…MORE
