Compiled by Ralph Nichols
The Times/News last week contacted candidates for Highline-area elective offices whose names appear on the Nov. 6 general election ballot.
Questions asked in each race and their answers appear below.
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Wed, 10/31/07
Compiled by Ralph Nichols
The Times/News last week contacted candidates for Highline-area elective offices whose names appear on the Nov. 6 general election ballot.
Questions asked in each race and their answers appear below.
…MOREWed, 10/31/07
Compiled by Ralph Nichols
The Times/News last week contacted candidates for Highline-area elective offices whose names appear on the Nov. 6 general election ballot.
Questions asked in each race and their answers appear below.
…MOREWed, 10/31/07
Compiled by Ralph Nichols
The Times/News last week contacted candidates for Highline-area elective offices whose names appear on the Nov. 6 general election ballot.
Questions asked in each race and their answers appear below.
…MOREWed, 10/31/07
Compiled by Ralph Nichols
The Times/News last week contacted candidates for Highline-area elective offices whose names appear on the Nov. 6 general election ballot.
Questions asked in each race and their answers appear below.
…MOREMon, 10/29/07
Mayor Greg Nickels has proposed an update and rezone to the city's multi-family code, which includes eliminating parking requirements in urban centers and incentive zoning to bring in more affordable homes and rentals.
The changes are…MORE
Mon, 10/29/07
When voters approved the "Bridging the Gap" program to improve transportation in Seattle, a special fund was set up with $4.5 million for neighborhood transportation projects.
A half dozen types of transportation projects are eligible.
MOREMon, 10/29/07
While Ballard Junior Football players tackled each other during practice last Thursday at Loyal Heights Playfield, three Seattle City Council candidates listened to the concerns of parents over their dispute with the city and neighbors.
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Mon, 10/29/07
An Indian fisherman recently caught more than Coho salmon in his gill net anchored just south of Duwamish Head.
Witnesses on shore, including a photographer, say he hauled a harbor seal pup into his boat, roughly untangled it from his net…MORE
Mon, 10/29/07
One of the biggest needs in the city for senior citizens is low-cost housing, but the severity of the situation is a mixed bag.
Alan Rhone, with the Seattle Office for Senior Citizens Senior Information and Assistance program, helps…MORE
Mon, 10/29/07
Law enforcement and community activists in Seattle's South Delridge neighborhood and unincorporated White Center neighborhood offer many viewpoints on the degree of gang activity that hugs Roxbury Street, the boundary that both divides and unites…MORE