Kraemer North America, our contractor for the stabilization work, is working Monday through Saturday from 6 AM to 4:30 PM to stabilize the bridge. The stabilization work, which includes carbon fiber wrapping weakened areas of the bridge, adding post-tensioning inside the girders, and epoxy injecting cracks wider than 0.3mm is expected to continue for the next several months.
information from King County
Momentum to bring shared electric scooters across King County is building, as a second major company has announced their e-scooters will be hitting the streets of North Highline, including White Center, on Labor Day.
information from Seattle Public Schools
Enrollment in Seattle Public Schools is still available for the 2020-21 school year.
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Dear Governor Inslee,
By Kevin Henry
A Seawolf class nuclear attack sub made its way through Puget Sound to its Bremerton base on Wednesday and could be seen from many spots on the west side.
Originally developed during the Cold War as a successor to the Los Angeles attack class, initially 29 Seawolfs were ordered at a cost of $3 billion each. Only one boat launched before the collapse of the USSR, and with the Soviet navy seemingly evaporating overnight, all but three of the submarines were cancelled.
The US Navy chose instead to build 66 Virginia-class multirole submarines at a cost of $2.8 billion each.
