We think public officials have created a sense of false urgency about replacing the Alaska Way Viaduct.
Over the last couple of years we have watched and studied the debate and now believe further consideration must be given to this…MORE
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Wed, 08/10/11
We think public officials have created a sense of false urgency about replacing the Alaska Way Viaduct.
Over the last couple of years we have watched and studied the debate and now believe further consideration must be given to this…MORE
Wed, 08/10/11
We think public officials have created a sense of false urgency about replacing the Alaska Way Viaduct.
Over the last couple of years we have watched and studied the debate and now believe further consideration must be given to this…MORE
Tue, 08/09/11
SLIDESHOW: Jerry Robinson took many photos illustrating his point. Click the above image to see them.
When a Burien City councilman suggested that White Center is thriving and that Burien should be supportive of annexation, he failed to…MORE
Fri, 08/05/11
We’ve got it pretty good here in Ballard. The Locks, Market St., our library, Golden Gardens, our high school, our farmers market, Ballard Commons Park, a working waterfront, and much, much more. You could easily stay in Ballard and never leave…MORE
Wed, 08/03/11
I love living in West Seattle. We have the Junction, Alki, Lincoln Park, and our community feels like a small town. The Viaduct and solid bus service enable West Seattle to remain connected to jobs and conveniences in the city. But that…MORE
Tue, 08/02/11
By Brian Allen
I love living in West Seattle. We have the Junction, Alki, Lincoln Park, and our community feels like a small town. The Viaduct and solid bus service enable West Seattle to remain connected to jobs and conveniences in the…MORE
Tue, 08/02/11
When a Burien City councilman suggested last week that White Center is thriving and that Burien should be supportive of annexation, he failed to mention the empty store fronts on main street (16th avenue) Marv's Broiler, Napa Auto Parts, South…MORE
Mon, 08/01/11
By Marion Yoshino, Des Moines Economic Development Manager
A tremendous community-wide effort came to fruition on June 30th when the Des Moines City Council voted to enact zoning changes in the downtown "Marina District," that removed…MORE
Mon, 08/01/11
Sitting in that magnificent yellow 1933 Packard convertible car, passing familiar folks waving and hollering, "Hi, Earline," was one, great big, happy-face memory moment I will treasure.
And when you're blessed, as I was, with your…MORE
Mon, 07/25/11
"Des Moines Rotary Club members are at it again. First they lured us into a Haunted House that scared the heck out of me. Then enticed us with a $1,000 prize at the Hole-In-One contest. Now they want us to go "Sippin' on the Dock." "What's up…MORE