After six years on the job, David Moseley will trade his office in city hall for one in Seattle's Pioneer Square.
Federal Way's city manager, who took the reigns of the city government's highest legislative position in 1999, announced last…MORE
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Fri, 12/09/05
After six years on the job, David Moseley will trade his office in city hall for one in Seattle's Pioneer Square.
Federal Way's city manager, who took the reigns of the city government's highest legislative position in 1999, announced last…MORE
Tue, 12/06/05
Months after the Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation decided to implement the Loyal Heights Playfield Improvement project, which will add synthetic turf in place of natural grass and additional lighting, some Ballard residents have…MORE
Tue, 12/06/05
Late last September, after sending out mailers and doorbelling, Burien City Council candidate Rose Clark thought she had all the issues down.
But, the newly elected councilwoman observed recently, she was wrong.
“Annexation of North…MORE
Tue, 12/06/05
At least 14 development projects with a total value approaching a quarter of $1 billion are in process in a 100 acre area around downtown Ballard. When these projects are finished, there will be at least 1500 new residential units, more than 1000…MORE
Tue, 12/06/05
Seattle City Councilman Richard Conlin will lead the Council as president for the two year term, 2006 to 2007.
Conlin, who chaired the Council's Transportation Committee for the past four years, has four priorities for his term as…MORE
Tue, 12/06/05
As the state's economy grows stronger and more people are finding work, many community colleges are experiencing lower enrollment, according to the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges, but expansions of departments at…MORE
Tue, 12/06/05
While the North Highline Unincorporated Area Council was recommending joining Burien, and the Burien Planning Commission was saying no, attendees of a community forum on annexation expressed interest in joining Seattle.
Saturday's forum at…MORE
Tue, 12/06/05
What is your favorite memory of the Radisson Hotel Seattle Airport?
Perhaps you attended a wedding there, or stayed in the Wing 100 -- which is said to be “haunted.”
You may have cuddled in the Mt. St.
MORETue, 12/06/05
North Highline annexation will cost Burien taxpayers more money to maintain the current level of city services regardless of whether the area is annexed by Burien or Seattle, city staffers said last week.
The Burien City Council is…MORE
Tue, 12/06/05
The Burien Planning Commission voted 6-1 Nov. 29 to recommend the Burien City Council not designate North Highline as a "potential annexation area."
"I do not believe Burien is ready," said Planning Commissioner Barbara Williams.
…MORE