Nearly all developments in Seattle's urban centers will be required to build sidewalks, according to a piece of legislation announced by Mayor Greg Nickels on Thursday.
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Art and performances highlight Burien walk
Tue, 08/28/07
The annual Fall Art Walk in downtown Burien will take place Friday and Saturday, Sept. 7-8.
Visitors can stroll along Southwest 152nd Street and experience a fall cornucopia of over 30 visual artists featured at participating businesses.…MORE
Lamphear and Shaw advance to general election battle in Burien
Thu, 08/23/07
Former Burien City Councilman Stephen Lamphear will take on current Councilman Gordon Shaw in the November general election for Shaw's seat.
Lamphear and Shaw were the top two vote getters for Position 4 in Tuesday's primary election.…MORE
Lamphear and Shaw advance to general election race for Burien council seat
Wed, 08/22/07
Former Burien City Councilman Stephen Lamphear will take on current Councilman Gordon Shaw in the November general election for Shaw's seat.
Lamphear and Shaw were the top two vote getters for Position 4 in Tuesday's primary election.…MORE
Southwest Youth and Family Services receives tech grant
Tue, 08/21/07
Southwest Youth and Family Services will received a city technology matching grant of $8,100 for its computer lab.
Low-income teens working to re-enter high school and English language learners will attend computer-based instruction at the…MORE
Seattle Lutheran's Tony Ive in Economics for Leaders program at USF
Tue, 08/21/07
Tony Ive was selected to participate in the Economics for Leaders program that was conducted at the University of San Francisco recently.
Tony is one of 33 students from around the country who was honored by being accepted into the…MORE
Dr. Sheena Aurora gets Wolff prize
Tue, 08/21/07
Swedish Hospital affiliated headache specialist and West Seattle resident Dr. Sheena Aurora recently received the prestigious Harold G. Wolff Lecture Award at the American Headache Society's 49th-annual Scientific Meeting in Chicago.
The…MORE
Money raised to benefit victims of Katrina
Tue, 08/21/07
Members of the Total Experience Gospel Choir and other local performers raised a joyful noise to benefit victims of Hurricane Katrina on a recent Sunday.
The choir, led by Pastor Pat Wright, raised $5,900 to buy a roof for a homeless…MORE
Westwood celebrates retreat of crime
Tue, 08/21/07
Residents of Westwood Heights, diverse in age, race, and income level, celebrated 24th annual National Night Out recently with a barbeque, steel drum one-man-band, and children's bicycle parade. Community leaders, and a resident, gave speeches…MORE
California Ave. Petco design questioned
Tue, 08/21/07
Design disagreements between a developer who wants to demolish a popular restaurant and the West Seattle Design Review Board over a planned California Avenue project struck a familiar theme of urban versus suburban.
Developer Tom Lee wants…MORE
