The the Seattle Department of Transportation's Trees and Sidewalks Operation Plan is intended to fix the issues of trees obstructing the sidewalks in three selected neighborhoods, including Madrona.
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has recently updated the design and cost for completing “Rest of the West” state Route 520 improvements in Seattle.
The Central Area Chamber of Commerce will host “Emerging Artists: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,” a tribute to Black History Month, on Feb. 21.
There are more than a thousand pizza joints in Seattle and literally hundreds of restaurants specializing in Italian food. But barely a dozen call themselves Turkish, and half of them are basically falafel stands in suburban malls.
Black officers came in with plenty of hope but very little direction on how to serve a community that had never been served and deal with a police department that reluctantly added black officers but had no intention of changing internally.
A decade ago, we wrote a column criticizing the 10-Year Plan to End Homelessness. Ten years later, we’re adding this story to our growing “We told you so” file.
There was a time when contractors building McMansion-style home additions or Michelin-worthy kitchens were a regular sight in many neighborhoods — until the Great Recession began to take hold.
In “Two Days, One Night,” the writing/directing duo Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne turn the ordinary into the extraordinary, and they make it look effortless.
A new Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) Street Tree Manual is now available, providing a detailed tree-care reference for residents, developers, contractors and tree-service providers.
