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Since the last Seattle Public Schools student walked out the door of Crown Hill Elementary in 1978, a mishmash of School District programs, arts and community organizations, and other businesses have made their home in the building with an…MORE

Learn how to be more green by attending B.F. Day Elementary's Rain Garden Workshop. Attendants will receive hands-on information on how to design and install a rain garden.

“Rain gardens serve as an invaluable educational tool for students…MORE

The Seattle Department of Transportation is proposing that the city adopt the draft Pedestrian Master Plan, which defines the steps aimed at creating a more walkable, livable and healthy city.

The plan establishes the policies, programs,…MORE

With no actual name to call it’s own, there have been many attempts from both east and west Fremont communities to rename and beautify the park where the Fremont Troll sits under the Aurora Bridge.

But Fremont resident Kimberly Scrivner…MORE

This month's regularly scheduled Southwest District Council meeting has been replaced by two community presentations.

First, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will hold a public meeting on the topic of neighborhood traffic…MORE

On Wednesday, July 15, the Landmarks Preservation Board will consider a nomination to designate The Kenney's Seaview and Sunrise buildings as historic landmarks.

The Kenney Presbyterian Home was established in 1898 through funds left in…MORE

This upcoming weekend is the annual Hi-Yu event and parade. Read on to find out what special events are happening.

Friday, July 17

12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Hiawatha Kids Fun Festival and Junior Court Coronation Hiawatha Community Center…MORE

The following letter has been distributed to community organizations throughout Seattle:

METRO TRANSIT SERVICE – FACING A CRISIS

As you know, Mayor Greg Nickels is committed to ensuring that our residents have great transportation…MORE

The planned replacement development for the Greenwood Fred Meyer was sent back to the drawing board after the Northwest Design Review Board didn't see enough options at the July 13 early design guidance meeting.

The board is requiring that…MORE

The King County Council has cut positions in its own staff and those in its executive-branch agencies and froze hiring for non-essential county services to help preserve most of the critical human services “lifeboat” programs in the 2009 King…MORE