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Seeking to improve the streetscapes of downtown Seattle and South Lake Union, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) today issued a request for proposals (RFP) for a Coordinated Street Furniture Program. The program’s goal is to enhance…MORE

If there is an issue being discussed this session that you would like to weigh in on, or if there is something you would like to bring to the attention of your legislators, come to Olympia on Presidents’ Day, Monday, Feb. 16, to meet with Sen.…MORE

The Neighborhood Matching Fund, a program of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, is hosting six workshops for those interested in applying to the Large Projects Fund this May. The Large Projects Fund awards matching funds of up to $100,000 to…MORE

On Feb 6, Anthony’s Restaurants celebrates the photography of Jana Suchy with the release of her new black and white photobook, Alaska Fishing Gold Rush of the 1980’s! We have been proud to showcase Jana’s photographs on the walls of Chinook’s at…MORE

Update: Feb. 4, 4:51 p.m. Kyle Moore with Seattle Fire Department told the Ballard News-Tribune that once the man was out from the container he said very little about why or how he managed to lodge himself in the space. The man sustained no…MORE

The once home of Edith Macefield will be bid on at the foreclosure auction March 13 if the present owner does not pay off almost $200,000.

Macefield refused to sell her home to developers after they offered her $1 million for her modest 1…MORE

Before the Super Bowl regulars at The Scoop at Walter's on 32nd NW took to the street with golf clubs to show their support "fore" William Wingate, the retired Metro driver arrested on his daily walk using a golf club as a cane. Sporting clubs…MORE

Local lawmakers last week introduced House Bill 1739, a measure to abolish the death penalty and replace it with a life sentence with no opportunity for parole.

The bill is a bipartisan effort and was introduced by 36th District…MORE

According to the Seattle Public Schools, on Tuesday morning, Jan. 27, a man tried to pull a female Whitman Middle School student into his car. SPS issued a widespread email to parents with the details of the incident and information on how to…MORE

The City of Seattle has taken the initial step toward becoming one of the first cities in the nation to establish its own privacy principles to protect personal information.

“Technology is constantly changing, and protecting the privacy of…MORE