Beginning with today’s (Friday, Feb. 27) Protect Your Pet event, the Seattle Animal Shelter's mobile clinic will temporarily relocate from the shelter’s main parking lot to a spot adjacent to the canine corral, on the west side of the shelter building.
King County Metro Transit riders will pay a bit more to ride the bus beginning Sunday, March 1.
The Seattle Japanese Garden (1075 Lake Washington Blvd. E.) will celebrate its First Viewing on Sunday, March 1, at 11 a.m.
To commemorate Feb. 24, 2015, as World Spay Day, the Seattle Animal Shelter’s Spay and Neuter Clinic is offering free spay/neuter packages to area pets scheduled for surgery next week.
It’s time to get serious about not letting people opt out of vaccinations for non-medical reasons. If you choose to participate in public schools and public society, then you have a mutual obligation to ensure medical safety to the best of your ability.
Seattle food and yard waste, garbage and recycling collections will be on normal schedule for Presidents’ Day (Monday, Feb. 16).
Many Seattle Parks and Recreation facilities will close Monday, Feb. 16, in observance of Presidents’ Day.
King County Metro Transit will shift gears into spring service mode on Saturday, Feb. 14.
A bill that would split Seattle Public Schools into two separate school districts is expected to have its public hearing before the House Education Committee in Olympia sometime this week.
University of Washington president Michael Young is leaving to take on the same role at Texas A&M.
The Washington Park Arboretum is showcasing its designs at this year’s Northwest Flower & Garden Show.
The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods is hosting workshops for those interested in applying to the Neighborhood Matching Fund’s Large Projects Fund this May.
Removal of the building that for 60 years housed the Museum of History & Industry in Montlake started Tuesday, Feb. 3.
Comparisons between our city and Boston abounded in the lead-up to the Seattle Seahawks taking on the New England Patriots in last weekend’s Super Bowl. Particularly timely was the juxtaposition of Boston’s “Big Dig” to Seattle’s tunnel project.
Medical marijuana is finally getting its day in the sun.