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Small businesses can apply for COVID-19 relief
Washingtonians ordered to stay at home
King County, city of Seattle close playgrounds
Temporary loading zones to help restaurants
Coronavirus forces additional closures
Inslee orders all Washington schools to close
Seattle schools closing for at least 2 weeks
SDOT revises Madison BRT project cost, construction schedule

SDOT reported on Friday the independent consultant hired by the FTA to review the project’s scope, schedule and risk recommended an additional $6.2 million to cover unexpected events during construction and to allow more time for project completion. That brings the project cost to $127.5 million.
Committee passes campaign finance reform legislation to city council

The Seattle City Council Select Committee on Campaign Finance Reform voted a bill out of committee on Jan. 7 that would prohibit foreign-influenced corporations from contributing to political campaigns and PACs, and another that would increase transparency in political advertising.
Friends of Arboretum Creek receive WaterWorks grant

The Friends of Arboretum Creek filed the application, with support from the King County Wastewater Treatment Division (WTD). The goal of the project is to divert Alder Creek and other surface waters in the Arboretum Creek watershed out of a combined-sewer overflow system.
Temporary eastbound SR 520 on-ramp opens Dec. 20

WSDOT plans to permanently close the eastbound State Route 520 on-ramp from the Washington Park Arboretum and open a new, temporary on-ramp at 5 a.m. on Friday.
City Light testing microgrid technology at Miller Community Center

Seattle City Light is exploring the potential to add microgrid technology to its list of utility offerings, starting with a pilot project to keep the lights on at Miller Community Center in Capitol Hill.
New Seasons exits Central District following merger

A merger between New Seasons Market and Good Food Holdings means plans to open a new store in the Central District have been canceled, leaving Lake Union Partners with a built-out grocery space and no immediate plans for how to fill it.
WSDOT receives nighttime noise variance for constructing transit connector between I-5, SR-520

WSDOT has been granted a noise variance to quicken the pace of construction and reduce traffic impacts for a new reversible transit and carpool connection from the State Route 520 Bridge to Interstate 5 Express lanes.
East Union Post Office slated for spring revival

The U.S. Postal Service has lined up a contractor to ready its new East Union Post Office site for business.
“They are going to start the modifications in a couple weeks,” said Seattle Postmaster Trent McNeal. “I did get the projected completion as Feb. 28, which is a lot earlier than I thought.”