A number of business and industrial groups filed an appeal Dec. 17 to derail the city's plans to complete the missing link of the Burke-Gilman Trail.
On Nov.
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Mon, 01/26/09
A number of business and industrial groups filed an appeal Dec. 17 to derail the city's plans to complete the missing link of the Burke-Gilman Trail.
On Nov.
MOREMon, 01/26/09
The Washington State Department of Transportation Ferry Division held the last of 10 public hearings on its long-range draft plan at the Hall of Fauntleroy Wednesday (Jan.
MOREMon, 01/26/09
Duwamish master weaver Mary Lou Slaughter hosted the first of a series of her receptions at the Duwamish Longhouse Museum Jan. 21. She discussed the importance and intricacies of historic Duwamish baskets and other weaving, and described the…MORE
Mon, 01/26/09
We learn "pi r squared" in high school, but at the Salmon Bay Eagles Lodge in Ballard Jan. 23 the pie, and the crowd, were very hip. Mary Schile hosted her 6th Annual Pie Party. This party was her first charity event, to raise money and awareness…MORE
Mon, 01/26/09
On Jan. 29 the Seattle School board will vote to decide whether to carry out the Superintendent's recommendations for capacity management across the district.
Since the final recommendation was made on Jan. 6, school board members have…MORE
Sun, 01/25/09
The State Department of Transportation Ferry Division announced Jan. 22 it will extend public comment on its draft lon-range plan through Monday, Jan. 26.
The plan drew more than 100 Fauntleroy and West Seattle residents to a public…MORE
Sun, 01/25/09
Charles Salazar misses his friend. Eugene Reets and Eugene's wife, Remy.
The Reets died together in the weekend blaze at the Emerald Place by the Lake Apartments in SeaTac on Jan.
MORESun, 01/25/09
On northbound I-5 from Swift Avenue South to Holgate Street South, crews will close four left lanes of northbound I-5 for repairs to an overhead electronic sign.
Saturday, Jan. 24 beginning at 11 p.m. to Sunday, Jan. 25 at 7 a.m. from just…MORE
Sun, 01/25/09
Highline Community College's Marine Science and Technology Center (MaST) is presenting a "Science on the Sound" speaker series beginning Feb. 7.
The semi-monthly seminar features experts discussing issues pertinent to Puget Sound and the…MORE
Sun, 01/25/09
Mayor Greg Nickels has sent legislation to the City Council that he says will improve the character and design of townhouses in West Seattle and require environmentally sensitive building and landscaping.
"Most of us would agree that…MORE