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Madison Park Days return

Madison Park’s annual neighborhood parade and picnic will once again start with a parade of children in costumes, some with decked-out bikes and scooters, on Saturday, July 13, followed by food, games and entertainment in the park.

More guidance for Africatown Plaza

Community provides feedback on three design concepts for new affordable housing development

Africatown Community Land Trust and a cadre of architects checked three design concepts with the Central Area community on Tuesday, with the potential for elements from each to be incorporated into plans for a new affordable housing development in the neighborhood.

Caring for Charles

Leschi neighbors keep up with street-end maintenance

While Madison Park volunteers worked on a new shoreline street-end project, Leschi residents John Barber and Mark Schergen provided spruced up a well-established one in their neighborhood.

Egan Orion has Amazon's support

Seattle City Council candidate receives chamber PAC endorsement, contributions from Amazon execs, lobbyists

The Civic Alliance for a Sound Economy is endorsing Seattle City Council District 3 candidate Egan Orion, as are more than a dozen high-profile Amazon officials and lobbyists. The goal is to remove incumbent Kshama Sawant and make the city council more friendly to businesses.

Madison Park Home & Garden Tour supports McGilvra PTA

More gardens than homes during this year's fundraising event

Madison Park Home & Garden Tour-ists got their steps in during the annual fundraising event on June 9, raising more than $5,000 to support McGilvra Elementary students.

Back to work on East Prospect

Volunteers make more progress on street-end restoration project

Volunteers were out finishing the first segment of the East Prospect Street end restoration project on Saturday, removing blackberries and other invasive vegetation, and then putting in mulch.

District 3 candidates tackle Central Area issues

City council incumbent, challengers field neighborhood questions

Seattle City Council District 3 candidates spent two hours sharing their positions on some of the most pressing issues for Central Area residents on Thursday, June 13, with the occasional dig at the incumbent and an absent school board member.

Residents unsure about temporary eastbound SR-520 on-ramp

WSDOT, Graham Contracting moving forward with proposal before Montlake Boulevard revisions

Not all residents on Lake Washington Boulevard or in Madison Park think a temporary on-ramp to eastbound State Route 520 will help ease traffic through the Washington Park Arboretum after the existing arboretum on-ramp closes this fall.

Judge grants Save Madison Valley's request to dismiss land-use petition

Group argues no final decision on redevelopment project leaves nothing to challenge; Velmeir Properties disagrees

King County Superior Court Judge John Ruhl has accepted a motion by Save Madison Valley to dismiss its own land-use petition challenging redevelopment plans for the City People’s Garden Store site on East Madison Street.

Cancer survivors find strength on dragon boat team

Survivor SAKE going to national championships this summer

The Survivor SAKE dragon boat team has been paddling Lake Washington for nearly two decades, powered by cancer survivors at all stages in their fight against the deadly disease. The team will compete in the United States Dragon Boat Federation Club Crew Dragon Boat National Championships in Colorado Springs for the first time this year.