The Seattle Police Department is honored to partner with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to bring Drug Take Back Day to Seattle again this year!
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Windy night and morning in the forecast
Sun, 04/03/22
The National Weather Service is forecasting that wind gusts up to 50 mph are possible in the early morning hours of April 4 in the greater Seattle area.
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Burien city manager survey
Sat, 04/02/22
The Burien City Council is hiring a new city manager for Burien.
They want to hear from the Burien community regarding the characteristics and traits the new City Manager should possess as well as the opportunities…MORE
HERBOLD: Bridge repair update; Scheduled concrete deliveries coming soon
Fri, 04/01/22
District 1 City Councilmember Lisa Herbold shared this update on the repairs going on at the West Seattle Bridge
The work to attain the specialized concrete needed for the guiding and anchoring the steel cables for the W
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Latino Civic & Cultural Center celebrates its grand opening in Burien
Thu, 03/31/22
The Grand Opening of the new Latino Civic & Cultural Center (LCA) was celebrated March 31 at 445 152nd SW. The event was also an opportunity to observe and honor Cesar Chavez Day.
MOREDuke's Seafood Alki launches search for Nonprofits in new countdown to the bridge campaign
Wed, 03/30/22
Duke's Seafood Alki today launched a search for nonprofit organizations to highlight and honor as part of its "
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SDOT: West Seattle Bridge weekly update
Sat, 03/26/22
information from Seattle Department of Transportation
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HERBOLD: West Seattle Bridge update and more on the concrete issues
Fri, 03/25/22
District 1 City Councilmember Lisa Herbold offered some information about the status of the West Seattle Bridge including the nature of what kind of concrete is required and what is involved in making it.
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Concrete companies offer one month of health coverage to striking workers; They also require a 60 day work commitment
Fri, 03/25/22
The latest step in the more than four month long concrete truck driver's strike that has paralyzed progress on numerous construction projects in the greater Seattle area is a new offer from the concrete companies.
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