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Thu, 11/20/08

The Seattle Department of Transportation decided last night not to enforce Business Access Travel Lanes on the 15th Avenue West corridor until community concerns around public safety and congestion can be resolved.

At a meeting Wednesday…MORE

Thu, 11/20/08

Capers in the West Seattle Junction held a "Steal this Party, Girls Night Out" event on Thursday night, November 20th, 2008 to kick off their holiday season. The event featured cocktails, hors douvres, and tips on how to hold your own holiday…MORE

Thu, 11/20/08

The public will get a chance to question City Council members next week on the $1.85 billion 2009-2010 biennial budget, that the city says "puts people first."

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Wed, 11/19/08

Work is moving along on the $31.5 million expansion of the Ballard campus of Swedish Medical Hospital, which includes more than 35,000 square feet of hospital and about 75,000 square feet of office space.

Swedish's Board of Trustees voted…MORE

Wed, 11/19/08

The Burien-Highline Food bank, located at 18300 4th S. near Manhattan/Normandy Park is suffering along with the slacking economy said Mike Werle, Food Bank director.

In a good economy the Food Bank gets by with up to 65 families a day…MORE

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Wed, 11/19/08

The annual holiday tree lighting for the Burien Highline Foodbank will take place Saturday December 6th in Seahurst from 7-9 p.m. More than 500 people attend the event with admission being a can or package of food. The tree stands in Sal Dena's…MORE

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Wed, 11/19/08

Harbor Properties Inc., developers of the 136 unit, seven-story Mural apartment building announced the restaurant Fresh Bistro has signed a five year lease for the 2,700 square foot commercial space.

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Wed, 11/19/08

In December of 2006, a severe windstorm hit Seattle, resulting in the death of 15 people and leaving three million without power.

Floods, windstorms, landslides, snow, and power outages are some of the elements of winter that West Seattle…MORE

Tue, 11/18/08

Robinson Newspapers

Amid a record number of people using Metro Transit, the King County Council voted on Monday to increase bus fare under a two-step schedule.

Executive Ron Sims proposed a 50 cent fare increase as part of his 2009…MORE

Tue, 11/18/08

Robinson Newspapers

Amid a record number of people using Metro Transit, the King County Council voted on Monday to increase bus fare under a two-step schedule.

Executive Ron Sims proposed a 50 cent fare increase as part of his 2009…MORE

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