American President Lines container ships calling regularly at Terminal 5 near Harbor Avenue Southwest are switching to low-sulfur fuel while in port to reduce air pollution.
The voluntary changeover to low-sulfur fuel while in Seattle is…MORE
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Tue, 03/20/07
American President Lines container ships calling regularly at Terminal 5 near Harbor Avenue Southwest are switching to low-sulfur fuel while in port to reduce air pollution.
The voluntary changeover to low-sulfur fuel while in Seattle is…MORE
Tue, 03/20/07
Peter Maier, current president of the advocacy group School's First, has announced he will seek a seat on the Seattle School Board for District One.
Sally Soriano currently represents that area, which covers northern Ballard across the…MORE
Tue, 03/20/07
Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels' proposed nightlife ordinance, which would have sweeping effects on the area's bars and clubs, could be approved by the city council this summer.
The new rules aim to increase communication and resolve disputes…MORE
Tue, 03/20/07
After nine months as the executive director of the Ballard Food Bank, John Simpson has left the agency.
Ballard Food Bank Board of Directors President Monica Greenberg said Simpson was a skilled person, but was not the right fit for the…MORE
Tue, 03/20/07
The number of home burglaries per year in north Seattle has decreased in the last few decades, but it's still a major problem, according to officers from the city's Northwest Police Precinct.
A few decades ago, about one in 30 homes were…MORE
Tue, 03/20/07
Mayor Greg Nickels is looking for new Seattle Design Commission members in the fine artist and urban planner positions.
"Superior urban design is essential for maintaining the livability of our great city," Nickels said. "I urge…MORE
Tue, 03/20/07
Thomas Jefferson High School will host two world-class groups from Stanford University in a free public performance at the school on March 26.
The Stanford Taiko (Japanese Drumming) Group and the Stanford Chamber Chorale will perform in an…MORE
Tue, 03/20/07
HB 1569
Reforming the health care system in Washington state. By a vote of 53 to 44, on March 10, the House approved HB 1569, which would reform the health care system in Washington State by creating a Washington Health Insurance…MORE
Tue, 03/20/07
A measure sponsored by Rep. Skip Priest, R-Federal Way, that would create tougher penalties for car thieves passed the House.
The Washington Auto Theft Prevention Authority Bill, House Bill 1001, was the product of an eight-month-long…MORE
Tue, 03/20/07
An effort is underway to ensure West Seattle residents are prepared, neighborhood-by-neighborhood, for the next disaster that could leave them without power, water or even food.
Last winter's storm, officially named "Hanukkah Eve Wind…MORE