information from SDOT
Paving crews from the Seattle Department of Transportation are working on 35th Avenue Southwest between Southwest Morgan Street and Southwest Juneau today and tomorrow, weather permitting.
They had planned to…MORE
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Millions worldwide will ‘drop, cover and hold on’
Tue, 10/14/14
Seattle Public Schools students will join millions worldwide this Thursday for the Great Shakeout Earthquake Drills. The largest earthquake drill in the world takes place on 10/16 at 10:16 a.m. at schools, organizations and in homes around the…MORE
Pink Belt Karate Tournament will raise money for breast cancer research
Tue, 10/14/14
Students at Evergreen Tang Soo Do Academy located at 2707 California Ave. SW will take part in the Academy's first every Pink Belt Karate Tournament Nov. 8 to raise money for breast cancer research. Ranging in age from 4 to adult they will be…MORE
Paul Kapioski of West Seattle Thriftway honored as Grocer of the Year
Tue, 10/14/14
The owner and president of the West Seattle Thriftway, Paul Kapioski, was presented with the Washington Food Industry Association’s 2014 “Grocer of the Year” award in a surprise ceremony on October 2, 2014.
The honor gives special…MORE
Combined sewer outfall replacement on 24th Ave NW begins Oct. 20
Tue, 10/14/14
Seattle Public Utilities continues to asses stormwater runoff in Ballard. Starting on Oct. 20 SPU will be replacing one of the combined sewage overflow pipes located west of the wooden pier at the end of 24th Avenue Northwest (NPDES 150).
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REMINDER: Community invited to public meeting about Highland Park project
Tue, 10/14/14
Information from Seattle Parks
Seattle Parks and Recreation invites the community to a public meeting for the Highland Park Opportunity Fund project on Wednesday, October 29, 2014 from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. at Highland Park Elementary School,…MORE
Burien Resident Earns Scholarship from WWU
Tue, 10/14/14
Western Washington University student Jovany Del Toro, son of Jacqueline Del Toro of Burien, received a $1,000 Leadership Advantage Annual Scholarship and $1,000 Multicultural Achievement Program (MAP) Scholarship for the 2014-2015 academic year…MORE
Highline School Board president defends bond
Tue, 10/14/14
Editor’s note: Some patrons in the Highline School District believe the current request for a $385 million dollar bond is not appropriate and outsized. We gathered some of the more pointed questions that were not asked at the public forums the…MORE
Mayor Murray signs resolution honoring indigenous peoples
Mon, 10/13/14
Mayor Ed Murray today signed a resolution that honors indigenous peoples by declaring the second Monday in October “Indigenous Peoples’ Day” in Seattle.
“Seattle sits on the homelands of many tribal nations,” Murray said at a ceremony…MORE
King County Sheriff’s office seeks information on possible homicide in Burien
Mon, 10/13/14
The King County Sheriff’s office is reaching out to the public for assistance in investigating the possible homicide of a woman in Burien.
Detectives have received information from multiple sources that is believed to be credible in the…MORE
