The Seattle Design Commission has announced the winners of its Design Excellence Awards. The winning projects were selected from the many public buildings, parks, open spaces, infrastructure projects and vision plans.
For a limited time, the Seattle Animal Shelter is offering adult cat and critter adoptions for only $5, plus applicable license fees. This special promotion is available from Saturday, June 21, through June 29.
Crews will close all lanes of state Route 520 from Montlake Boulevard to Interstate 405 at 11 p.m. tonight, June 20, including all connecting ramps in the work area.
The Plan to Protect Seattle’s Waterways from sewage overflows will be the feature of a public open house and hearing at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24, at the Lake Washington Rowing Club (910 N. Northlake Way).
The Department of Planning and Development (DPD) invites people to join the conversation about key directions for Seattle over the next 20 years, grab a bite and possibly win a prize.
King County residents interested in public service and raising community awareness and involvement in civil rights issues are invited to apply for an open position on the King County Civil Rights Commission.
Aside from being partly a product placement for Steve Harvey’s relationship book, “Think Like A Man” (directed by Tim Story) was a worthwhile romantic ensemble comedy.
In “The Rover,” director David Michod excels in creating a harsh and remorseless, post-apocalyptic atmosphere — one where everybody has either given up or is struggling to find a reason to hang on.
Clint Eastwood’s “Jersey Boys” is a handsome-looking movie. As with “J. Edgar,” Eastwood and his cinematographer Tom Stern shoot this one in mostly low light giving the entire picture a nourish look.
Beginning Thursday, June 19, the Friends of The Seattle Public Library will hold a special seven-day auction on eBay (www.ebay.com) featuring rare and collectible books about the Pacific Northwest.
