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  • Seattle Parks seeking feedback for Washington Arboretum environmental education center
    Seattle Parks and Recreation will gather community input about preferred programming and preliminary designs for a new environmental education center in the Washington Park Arboretum on Wednesday, Dec. 5.
  • SDOT preparing for Seattle Squeeze
    Seattle’s “Period of Maximum Constraint,” when large construction and transportation projects cause traffic congestion to peak, is coming up fast. The transportation department is ramping up its response now, to ensure resources are quickly deployed when the time comes.
  • MVCC hosts emergency preparedness meeting

    The Madison Valley Community Council held an emergency preparedness informational meeting at The Bush School on Tuesday, Nov. 13.
    Diane Moore, a volunteer from the Seattle Office of Emergency Management, shared with community members how to prepare for emergencies.
  • Locals roll out first Cinnaholic in Washington
    Cinnamon rolls are a sweet treat mostly associated with breakfast. The fully customizable spirals coming out of Cinnaholic in Capitol Hill have late-night fans too.
  • McGilvra Elementary pitching in for Ms. Melonie
    Melonie Rohn-Jordan has spent more than 20 years taking care of Madison Park children at McGilvra Elementary. When her son, Matt, was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer, she found out just how big her family really is.
    
  • Seattle Parks seeking feedback for Washington Arboretum environmental education center
  • SDOT preparing for Seattle Squeeze
  • MVCC hosts emergency preparedness meeting
  • Locals roll out first Cinnaholic in Washington
  • McGilvra Elementary pitching in for Ms. Melonie
    
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  • SDOT preparing for Seattle Squeeze

    SDOT preparing for Seattle Squeeze

    Seattle’s “Period of Maximum Constraint,” when large construction and transportation projects cause traffic congestion to peak, is coming up fast. The transportation department is ramping up its response now, to ensure resources are quickly deployed when the time comes.

  • A peek at Liberty Bank

    A peek at Liberty Bank
    Key Bank officials gave a large check on Nov. 5 to RISE Together at the Liberty Bank building, named for the first black-owned bank in the west that once stood there at 24th Avenue and East Union, which will be used to continue improving affordable housing options and access to local businesses.

  • The housing crisis that magically vanished

    The housing crisis that magically vanished
    Seattle District 3 Councilmember Kshama Sawant shares her criticism of the Seattle City Council and Mayor Jenny Durkan's approach to budget talks and the ongoing homelessness and affordable housing crisis.

  • McGilvra Elementary pitching in for Ms. Melonie

    McGilvra Elementary pitching in for Ms. Melonie
    Melonie Rohn-Jordan has spent more than 20 years taking care of Madison Park children at McGilvra Elementary. When her son, Matt, was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer, she found out just how big her family really is.

  • Healthy and Active: Feed a cold, starve a fever?

    This is a doozy of a cold and flu season. Some report that the flu vaccine has only been about 10 percent effective making it even more difficult to avoid an infection. Have you talked with your primary care doctor or visited the Madison Park Pharmica for a strategy to treat a cold or flu?
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