The Seattle Department of Transportation is adding four speed radar signs to Sylvan Way SW.
Sylvan Way SW is a sloped and curvy road the connects 35th Ave SW and Delridge Way SW and is along the detour route to the 1st Ave Bridge.
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Outstanding students at Chief Sealth International High School win Allied Arts Foundation awards
Fri, 07/31/20
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MORECity of Seattle to open additional citywide COVID-19 testing sites in South Seattle
Fri, 07/31/20
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SDOT will be working on Sylvan Way SW, trimming trees Aug. 2
Fri, 07/31/20
The Seattle Department of Transportation will have a tree crew working on Sylvan Way SW between Delridge Way SW and SW Holly St on Sunday Aug 2 between 9AM a
MOREQ13 News: South King County seeing spike in COVID-19 cases
Fri, 07/31/20
Our news partner Q13 News is reporting that higher positive rates of COVID-19 are being reported in south King County
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SDOT: Traffic and revenue study will help inform funding options for West Seattle Bridge Program
Fri, 07/31/20
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Crossing the low Spokane Street bridge illegally will cost you $75 this fall
Thu, 07/30/20
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is in the process of preparing to install automated traffic cameras near the lower Spokane Street Bridge to c
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First phase of pile driving complete at Terminal 5
Thu, 07/30/20
July 10 marked the one-year anniversary since the groundbreaking event for the
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Container shipper Matson will pull out of Terminal 5 in September
Thu, 07/30/20
Amid the changes happening at Terminal 5 in West Seattle shipping company Matson has decided to terminate its Terminal 5 service in September to consolidate its Hawaii and Alaska operations in Tacoma.
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Trucks collide and fuel spill results in hazmat response on Spokane Street
Wed, 07/29/20
Two freight trucks headed for Harbor Island collided as one cut the other off around 2pm according to the drivers, in the 1000 block of Spokane Street, just as it emerges from under the overpass.
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