King County Council Chair Dow Constantine joined the owners of the White Center Square development for a groundbreaking ceremony to launch the retail project today, May 28.
The $11 million White Center Square was funded through a $6.25…MORE
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Locks to close to traffic June 1
Thu, 05/28/09
The Army Corps of Engineers will close the Hiram M. Chittenden, or Ballard Locks, to all traffic from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. June 1.
The closure is to allow for the inspection of the adult salmon exclusion structure, which is in place near the…MORE
Sustainability Scorecard will help neighborhoods reach community goals
Thu, 05/28/09
Sustainable Seattle has teamed up with Green Lake, Greenwood and Rainier Beach to complete a pilot of their Neighborhood Actions for Building Resilience and Sustainability (NABRS) Project.
The project aims to meet community goals…MORE
Parents, students, teachers unite to stop layoffs
Thu, 05/28/09
On the same day Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Maria Goodloe-Johnson will receive her annual performance review, teachers, parents and students will rally and offer their evaluation of district leadership and performance this year,…MORE
Summer Streets spectacular comes to Alki this Sunday
Thu, 05/28/09
On Sunday, May 31 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Alki Ave. S.W. from California Way S.W. to 63rd Ave. S.W. will be opened up to pedestrians and cyclists.
Attendees can participate or cheer on runners at the West Seattle 5K Run/Walk in the morning…MORE
Sought after sidewalk project to begin in Greenwood
Wed, 05/27/09
The Seattle Department of Transportation will begin work June 1 on a project the Greenwood Community Council has lobbied for the past few years.
The Greenwood Community Council has been working for years to complete the sidewalk grid in…MORE
Seattle Lutheran closes with suspected case of swine flu
Wed, 05/27/09
Seattle Lutheran High School closed at noon today as a precaution against the H1N1 virus, now commonly known as swine flu.
One of the school's students reported having come in contact with a student from outside the school who has been…MORE
Mayor wants street light repairs increased this year
Wed, 05/27/09
Mayor Greg Nickels announced today his proposal to allow Seattle City Light to fix more street lights this year.
“We are committed to replacing and fixing street light fixtures as a matter of public safety and good customer service,”…MORE
Chow will not run for School Board a second time
Wed, 05/27/09
Cheryl Chow, a long-time educator who served two terms as a Seattle City Council member and is a former Seattle School Board president, has decided she will not run for a second term on the Seattle School Board.
Chow, 63, said that it was…MORE
Capers consolidates, new retail space available in Junction
Wed, 05/27/09
Capers is almost finished rearranging their store so that the home decor and gift shop will be consolidated to the lower half of the store.
Lisa Myers said that the change will utilize the space better. Since some employees were cut the…MORE
