It was quite a January week for New Futures Finance Director Susana Schuarzberg.
The financial guru for the Burien-based group accepted the Puget Sound Business Journal's first-ever award as 2007 CFO (chief financial officer) of the Year…MORE
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Tue, 02/27/07
It was quite a January week for New Futures Finance Director Susana Schuarzberg.
The financial guru for the Burien-based group accepted the Puget Sound Business Journal's first-ever award as 2007 CFO (chief financial officer) of the Year…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
The Woodland Park Zoo's controversial parking garage project was not on the agenda during their Transportation Demand Management plan open house recently, but a group of 60 people with protest signs showed up to voice their opinions anyways.…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
The public is being asked to help identify a hit-and-run motorist who put a young Arbor Heights woman in the hospital Feb. 16.
Emily Lovelett, 23, was crossing 35th Avenue at Southwest 100th Street at about 8:15 p.m. that Friday night.
MORETue, 02/27/07
In separate actions on Feb. 22, Des Moines City Council members approved a Redondo rezone that addresses substandard lot requirements and unanimously endorsed the Highline School District's replacement levy.
Currently in Redondo there are…MORE
Tue, 02/27/07
Seattle's Office for Senior Citizens offers a program that helps place seniors in jobs that can earn them earn extra money and a second chance at a career, but many active seniors in Ballard are looking for opportunities closer to home.
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Tue, 02/20/07
Landscape architects along with students from the University of Washington asked White Center residents' opinions about what activities and structures they want at White Center Heights Park when it is remodeled in June.
Seattle-based…MORE
Tue, 02/20/07
There are plans to install a double faced, externally illuminated 50-foot high billboard just north of the Ballard Bridge on 15th Avenue Northwest, according to Seattle's Department of Planning and Development.
Clear Channel Outdoor…MORE
Tue, 02/20/07
With the mayor battling for a tunnel, the governor pushing for a new viaduct, and Seattle voters wondering if their March 13 vote will even slightly affect the outcome, the future of vehicular transportation along the downtown waterfront remains…MORE
Tue, 02/20/07
Seventeen Northwest wineries will offer tastings at this year's Poverty Bay Wine Festival.
The event is scheduled for Saturday, March 10, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday, March 11, from noon to 6 p.m., at the Des Moines Beach Park…MORE
Tue, 02/20/07
The Port of Seattle will build a new container terminal and relocate an existing cruise terminal, the Port Commission decided last week.
"Recent and anticipated growth in the Port's container shipping business is driving this project,"…MORE