The architect who designed the newly completed rental housing units at High Point has a valuable perspective on how to design low-income apartments.
"I lived in public housing," he said.
Tyrone Jordan-Oliver is an architect with the…MORE
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'Mystery odor' not health hazard, just a nuisance
Wed, 10/19/05
Results from a Puget Sound Clean Air Agency study reveal emissions from Lafarge Cement are the likely source of an odor that has plagued and puzzled many residents of south Seattle for years.
Since 2001, residents in Highland Park, South…MORE
Business favors monorail
Wed, 10/19/05
Next month marks a turning point in the history of the Junction, when Seattle voters will decide whether to kill or continue the monorail project.
The business district could return to its roots as a transportation site. After all, it's…MORE
OSC joins leadership group
Wed, 10/19/05
SeaTac Occupation Skill Center has been accepted into the Successful Practices Network, a part of the International Center for Leadership in Education.
The Successful Practices Network is a not-for-profit membership organization designed…MORE
Plans for DM Townhouses debated
Wed, 10/19/05
Times/News Correspondent
A citizen initiated rezoning for townhouse development along Pacific Highway south of South 260th Street could increase congestion for Des Moines drivers if approved, city council members were told Oct. 13.
…MORE
Federal Way PD cracks down on violence in day-long DV detail
Tue, 10/18/05
Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick wants to send a message to abusers: Federal Way will not tolerate domestic violence.
Insisting that her department will do its part to recognize October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Chief Kirkpatrick…MORE
Memorial set for Jean Chase, beloved teacher
Tue, 10/18/05
Former students, colleagues and friends of the Federal Way language arts teacher Jean Hill Chase will gather on Saturday, October 22 at the Sacajawea Junior High Library to share memories, photos and stories of a popular and much-beloved teacher…MORE
A military mom gets orders from her son
Tue, 10/18/05
Pat Curran, a Federal Way resident since 1989, doesn't send plain old cookies and socks to her son in Afghanistan.
Last month, Cpl. Jamie Curran, 21, of the Marine's 2/3 Echo Company stationed at Camp Blessing in eastern Afghanistan, sent…MORE
Watch where you park
Tue, 10/18/05
Steve Clark
New parking kiosks and time limit zones will be deployed around downtown Ballard starting on November 14th.
The kiosks will replace existing coin meters. Stickers are affixed to vehicle windows to show proof of payment…MORE
