The 43rd District Democrats held a successful panel and endorsement vote on the Alaskan Way Viaduct on Feb. 21 at the University Heights Community Center.
Panelists Cary Moon (People's Waterfront Coalition), Todd Vogel (Allied Arts of…MORE
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Spokane Viaduct will be finished first
Tue, 03/06/07
Coping with the coming years of construction detours due to replacement of the Alaskan Way Viaduct was the predominant theme of questions directed at Deputy Mayor Tim Ceis during a meeting of the Fauntleroy Community Association.
Will the…MORE
Did state backtrack on tunnel?
Tue, 03/06/07
The Seattle Department of Transportation had to file an official public records request with the Washington State Department of Transportation to obtain a copy of a contractor's review saying there are no insurmountable problems with the city's…MORE
Ercolini Park will feature kids' play
Tue, 03/06/07
A panel of experts chose from among three different play structures for the upcoming Ercolini Park downhill from the Junction.
"I assume you're all experts, having been children," David Goldberg, a planner for Seattle Parks and Recreation…MORE
Review: Love stars in Des Moines play
Tue, 03/06/07
The year is 1919. The place is St. Louis. The setting is a modest family home in an era before electricity and telephones were common conveniences. The cast of characters includes a God-fearing mother and her four daughters.
Sounds just…MORE
It's official: Ballard Corners Park is the name
Tue, 03/06/07
The Seattle Parks Board has given final approval to the name Ballard Corners Park after the retired park director suggested a more historic name would be better.
The park is located on the southwest corner of 17th Avenue Northwest and…MORE
Nightlife law questioned
Tue, 03/06/07
Mayor Greg Nickels' proposed nightlife ordinance, which could have sweeping effects on Seattle's bars and clubs, is moving its way through the city council.
At a West Seattle Community Safety Partnership meeting, Julien Loh, a policy…MORE
Replacement for Cox sought on council
Tue, 03/06/07
The North Highline Unincorporated Area Council is seeking applicants for an open at-large council position.
The seat became open when King County Sheriff's Deputy Steve Cox, who also was president of the council, was killed in the line of…MORE
Leif finally moves
Tue, 03/06/07
Leif Erickson simply did not want to move after 45 years at Shilshole Bay Marina, causing anguish to workmen who struggled five days, encountering unexpected brass rods and the statue's legs full of concrete.
It was finally removed…MORE
