Housing isn’t a requirement to vote, but in a state that exclusively relies on mail-in ballots for each election, not having a permanent address can be a big obstacle to voting for many people.
WestSide Baby, a King County nonprofit which collects and distributes diapers, clothing and baby equipment, is hoping Madison Park will help out for its annual "Stuff the Bus" diaper drive.
After more than a month without any measurable rain, the plants in Madison Park’s Beaver Lodge Sanctuary are thirsty. So the area’s caretakers are asking for help.
After more than a month without any measurable rain, the plants in Madison Park’s Beaver Lodge Sanctuary are thirsty. So the area’s caretakers are asking for help.
In light of a Sunday report by the Seattle Times that an Oregon child-welfare investigator in 1984 concluded Mayor Ed Murray likely molested his foster son while living in Portland, City Councilmember Lorena Gonzalez is asking the mayor to consider resigning.
In light of a Sunday report by the Seattle Times that an Oregon child-welfare investigator in 1984 concluded Mayor Ed Murray likely molested his foster son while living in Portland, City Councilmember Lorena Gonzalez is asking the mayor to consider resigning.In light of a Sunday report by the Seattle Times that an Oregon child-welfare investigator in 1984 concluded Mayor Ed Murray likely molested his foster son while living in Portland, City Councilmember Lorena Gonzalez is asking the mayor to consider resigning. She is also asking the council to consider whether it needs to take action to remove Murray in order to maintain public confidence in city government
Last June continued this storyline. The best-of-times Seattle market — homes under $1.5 million — are still fetching multiple offers, without contingencies, and selling in days for above the asking price.
Funding to purchase a new homeless shelter for Operation Nightwatch likely won’t make it into the next public benefits proposal for the Washington State Convention Center addition, the developer said.
Recent Washington State History Day winning exhibits from the community’s middle and high school students will be displayed at the Pioneer Hall, 1642 43rd Ave. E. from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 23.
Twenty-three years after it begun, the foundation's work awarding scholarships to students of the old Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School is coming to an end. The campus closed in 2006 -- it has since become the MLK F.A.M.E. Community Center -- and the last of the school’s students graduated high school this year.
