Seattle Public Utilities has saved about $76 million over the past two years - bringing more than $10 a month in savings for residential ratepayers.
Utilities' "asset management" policies are based on the best practices of the world's best…MORE
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Tue, 12/26/06
Seattle Public Utilities has saved about $76 million over the past two years - bringing more than $10 a month in savings for residential ratepayers.
Utilities' "asset management" policies are based on the best practices of the world's best…MORE
Tue, 12/26/06
South Seattle Community College has taken the next step in its plan to offer its own four-year degree - a bachelor's of applied science in hospitality management.
The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, the college's…MORE
Tue, 12/19/06
Seattle has followed Burien's lead by voting to designate North Highline as a potential annexation area.
This means the big city will take a closer look at annexing White Center, Boulevard Park and the rest of the unincorporated area.…MORE
Tue, 12/19/06
Governor Christine Gregoire wants to let Seattle residents decide whether they want a tunnel or a new viaduct to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct along the downtown waterfront.
The governor called for a vote before the end of the next…MORE
Tue, 12/19/06
Last week's devastating storm left most Highline residents in the dark well into the weekend.
At press time late Saturday-almost 48 hours after the worst winter storm in almost 14 years caused widespread destruction throughout the region-…MORE
Tue, 12/19/06
You don't miss it until it's gone.
After spending 24 hours without power during last week's storm, I realized how much we all rely on electricity.
On Thursday, I drove through town towards the SODO district to pick up my wife, just…MORE
Tue, 12/19/06
Governor Christine Gregoire wants to let Seattle residents decide whether they want a tunnel or a new viaduct to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct along the downtown waterfront.
The governor called for a vote before the end of the next…MORE
Tue, 12/19/06
Timothy Wood, who created the Highline School District's Waskowitz Environmental Leadership and Service Programs, has received a 2006 Golden Apple award.
The statewide Golden Apple Awards program is sponsored by KCTS TV and funded by PEMCO…MORE
Tue, 12/19/06
Mayor Greg Nickels nominated Stella Chao, a longtime community leader, as the new director of the city's Department of Neighborhoods.
"Stella has a passion for bringing people together, building community and serving the residents of…MORE
Tue, 12/19/06
A long-held vision for expanded social and health care services for residents of SeaTac and South King County is taking shape as The Village at Angle Lake project finishes up this month.
Developed by Lutheran Community Services Northwest (…MORE