I don’t know about you, but some days I feel as if change is happening too fast. Almost overnight, Seattle’s painfully slow housing recovery morphed into a red-hot housing shortage.
Summer is filled with parties, gatherings, picnics and more. We all want to make these occasions special and memorable for our guests. Unfortunately, nature does not always cooperate.
Summertime is just around the corner, which inspires many Seattleites to hit the road for a glorious local getaway. It’s important to keep in mind a few ways to stay safe and healthy on the road.
Yelp is 10 years old — the scourge of the Internet, one of the most feared institutions of modern life. But the best advocate for a kinder, gentler Yelp is available to all with a cheerful smile, for free: the local “Community Engagement” manager.
The five contenders for the District 3 City Council seat agreed on a few pressing issues at the May 12 District 3 candidates forum on Capitol Hill, but the best ways to preserve and create affordable housing was not one them.
The Madison Valley and Madison Park community council are hosting a candidate forum at The Bush School (3400 E. Harrison St.) on Monday, June 8, at 7 p.m.
Lauri Stevens tells a well-worn joke among her fellow social media advocates in the law enforcement community: that decision-makers are less afraid to give police officers guns and Tasers than to let them on Twitter.
Seattle usually comes to a standstill when a march — peaceful or not — is scheduled. In this case, it wasn’t downtown but Port of Seattle business that was affected.
