The Department of Planning and Development has announced design review for a Land Use Application that would allow a 4-story structure containing 30 residential units at 1436 N.W. 62nd St. No parking is proposed and the existing structures will…MORE
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Oil train derails in Interbay, no leaks
Thu, 07/24/14
Around 2 a.m. this morning a train with 102 cars pulling 100 loads of crude oil derailed under the Magnolia Bridge in southern Interbay.
The train was moving at 5 miles per hour as it pulled out of a BNSF rail yard when the wheels of the…MORE
Are Burien parks, library truly public if public afraid to use them?
Thu, 07/24/14
By Eric Mathison A couple of years back, after-school behavior by some teens in downtown Burien got so bad, some Burien residents said they were afraid to use the Burien Library or visit Town Square Park. Cameras were installed at the library and…MORE
Roxbury Street design alternatives public meetings set
Wed, 07/23/14
Roxbury Street S.W. which connects West Seattle and White Center and serves as the dividing line between the City of Seattle and King County has been the subject of intense interest from SDOT in the past year as means by which to regulate the…MORE
Seal Sitters final 2014 training during pupping season set for Aug. 9
Wed, 07/23/14
information from Seal Sitters
Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network’s final training for the 2014 seal pupping season will take place on August 9th. There will be no further trainings until late fall due to time constraints on…MORE
City of Burien, Corps of Engineers Announce Reopening of Seahurst Park
Wed, 07/23/14
Seahurst Park in Burien is set to reopen August 25 following completion of the Seahurst Park Ecosystem Restoration Project, Phase II. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is planned to follow.
The project, which began Oct. 28, 2013, removed 1,800…MORE
City of Burien, Corps of Engineers Announce Reopening of Seahurst Park
Wed, 07/23/14
Seahurst Park in Burien is set to reopen August 25 following completion of the Seahurst Park Ecosystem Restoration Project, Phase II. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is planned to follow.
The project, which began Oct. 28, 2013, removed 1,800…MORE
It’s Seafair Torchlight Parade Weekend! …and a few other events…
Wed, 07/23/14
The largest annual parade in Seattle, the Seafair Torchlight Parade, will take place Saturday evening in downtown Seattle. An estimated 300,000 spectators will congest incoming routes in the late afternoon and evening as they claim spots to sit…MORE
WestSide Baby surpasses goal, collects 300,000 diapers through Stuff the Bus
Tue, 07/22/14
information from WestSide Baby WestSide Baby collected more than 300,000 diapers through its 14th annual Stuff the Bus community diaper drive July 20, marking the nonprofit’s largest and most successful outreach effort since opening its doors in…MORE
Ballard residents barrage City Councilmembers with development and housing affordability concerns
Tue, 07/22/14
On July 16 the Committee on Housing Affordability, Human Services and Economic Resilience met in the sweltering Ballard Community Center to discuss a number of pressing housing issues. The meeting was part of an ongoing series of meetings…MORE
