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  • Residents unsure about temporary eastbound SR-520 on-ramp
    Not all residents on Lake Washington Boulevard or in Madison Park think a temporary on-ramp to eastbound State Route 520 will help ease traffic through the Washington Park Arboretum after the existing arboretum on-ramp closes this fall.
  • Judge grants Save Madison Valley's request to dismiss land-use petition
    King County Superior Court Judge John Ruhl has accepted a motion by Save Madison Valley to dismiss its own land-use petition challenging redevelopment plans for the City People’s Garden Store site on East Madison Street.
  • Cancer survivors find strength on dragon boat team
    The Survivor SAKE dragon boat team has been paddling Lake Washington for nearly two decades, powered by cancer survivors at all stages in their fight against the deadly disease. The team will compete in the United States Dragon Boat Federation Club Crew Dragon Boat National Championships in Colorado Springs for the first time this year.
  • USPS announces new East Union Post Office location
    The East Union Post Office can keep its name after redevelopment forced its closure at 23rd and Union back in January. USPS has decided to relocate across the street in the old Electric Lady Bicycles space, 2207 E. Union St.
  • Fat Salmon Swim making waves in Lake Washington
    The Fat Salmon Swim has been making a splash in Lake Washington for the past two decades, and there will be a few additions for this year’s 20th anniversary celebration on July 13.
    
  • Residents unsure about temporary eastbound SR-520 on-ramp
  • Judge grants Save Madison Valley's request to dismiss land-use petition
  • Cancer survivors find strength on dragon boat team
  • USPS announces new East Union Post Office location
  • Fat Salmon Swim making waves in Lake Washington
    
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  • Residents unsure about temporary eastbound SR-520 on-ramp

    Residents unsure about temporary eastbound SR-520 on-ramp

    Not all residents on Lake Washington Boulevard or in Madison Park think a temporary on-ramp to eastbound State Route 520 will help ease traffic through the Washington Park Arboretum after the existing arboretum on-ramp closes this fall.

  • Cancer survivors find strength on dragon boat team

    Cancer survivors find strength on dragon boat team
    The Survivor SAKE dragon boat team has been paddling Lake Washington for nearly two decades, powered by cancer survivors at all stages in their fight against the deadly disease. The team will compete in the United States Dragon Boat Federation Club Crew Dragon Boat National Championships in Colorado Springs for the first time this year.

  • 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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