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New benches, a better southwest entrance and a nicer fence around its reservoir? Take the Volunteer Park Improvements Survey
As efforts to improve Cal Anderson Park continue, the group dedicated to shepherding changes and protections at Volunteer Park is seeking community feedback about ways to make the northern Capitol Hill public green space even better. The Volunteer Park Trust is running a survey on potential park projects through August...
Seattle starts process of renewing valuable Multi-Family Tax Exemption Program
As it faces an ongoing affordability crisis, Seattle must extend a valuable tax break designed to encourage development of multifamily housing. Wednesday, the Seattle City Council’s Housing and Human Services Committee is scheduled to discuss legislation that would extend the Multi-Family Tax Exemption Program, “a tax exemption on the residential improvement portion of a development in return for the property owner agreeing to income and rent restrictions on a percentage of units.”
The Right Now Needs Fund: Helping To Meet The Basic Needs Of Students In Seattle Public Schools
This article is one of a series of articles produced by Word in Black through support provided by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. Word In Black is a collaborative of 10 Black-owned media outlets across the country. For students to thrive academically, their basic needs—such as food, shelter, and safety—must be...
Council Rejects Full 2024 Funding for Youth Mental Health, Calls Previous Council Lazy and Irresponsible
Bob Kettle accused Tammy Morales of failing to do due diligence before proposing legislation to release funds collected from a payroll tax increase this year. The Seattle City Council narrowly rejected a proposal from Councilmember Tammy Morales to release the full $20 million that’s supposed to be collected this year to fund youth mental health services. The previous council voted 6-3 to approve an increase in the JumpStart payroll tax for this purpose.
Henry’s Gymnasium to Open 2nd Location in Capitol Hill
Henry’s Gymnasium is set to occupy all three floors of the newly renovated Boylston Garage, located at 1617 Boylston Avenue and owned by Asana Partners in Seattle’s Capitol Hill district. The club’s grand opening is slated for November 1. The fitness club currently has another location open...
‘Horrific:’ Blind man stabbed in Seattle apartment building
A blind man was attacked and stabbed in his Seattle apartment building on Sunday. The Seattle Police Department (SPD) reported the building where the assault occurred was on Rainier Avenue South. The attack happened on the 4th floor near the elevators. When officers arrived, they found a 60-year-old man bleeding...
Lager Junction Kickoff August 14th at The Beer Junction
The first-ever Lager Junction kicks off on Wednesday, August 14th, and runs through the 24th. For the duration, The Beer Junction in West Seattle will feature a selection of lagers from some of the region’s best-loved breweries. You can view the current taplist here. “Tonight kicks off Lager Junction,...
Video: 96-year-old WSU Press Will Not Close
Feliks Banel stopped by Seattle Morning News to talk about how operations of WSU Press are no longer slated to cease and will continue for the foreseeable future. Listen to Seattle’s Morning News w/ Dave Ross & Colleen O’Brien Show every weekday at 5am on KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM or go to MyNorthwest.com to learn more!
Mariners' prospects continue to impress in industry midseason rankings updates
Jim Callis, Jonathan Mayo at MLB Pipeline, and Kiley McDaniel from ESPN released their midseason Top 100 prospect lists this week. The Mariners have a couple of fast risers, a unanimous new #1, and a reason for optimism from the 2024 draft class. While the big league team is fighting...
Seattle Man Detained for Domestic Violence Threats; Guns, Drugs, and Cash Seized
Seattle Police made an arrest in South Seattle on Monday night after responding to a domestic violence threat report. A 34-year-old woman was reportedly threatened with a gun on the 5400 block of South Ryan Street, and the suspect, upon police arrival, attempted to flee the area, according to SPD Blotter.
How Seattle City Light Is Planning for Increasing Energy Demands
Siobhan Doherty is Seattle City Light’s Power Supply Officer. Electrification is transforming our daily lives, and the demand for reliable and sustainable energy is rising. Here at Seattle City Light, we’re helping lead the way during this energy evolution. Our commitment to safely delivering clean, reliable, and affordable energy is unwavering, even as we face new challenges and opportunities. Let’s explore how we are preparing for future energy demands through strategic planning and technological advancements.
Retired Navy captain from Seattle to compete in 'The Golden Bachelorette'
SEATTLE — A retired Navy captain from Seattle is set to compete to win the heart of the inaugural Golden Bachelorette beginning this September. Golden Bachelorette Joan Vassos in a "heartbreaking decision" left “The Golden Bachelor" after a medical concern with her daughter, according to ABC. Vassos also...
Seahawks have golden trade opportunity to make Mike Macdonald's first year a success
The Seattle Seahawks have the offensive weapons to succeed. The side of the ball has not been the major issue with Seattle being stuck in mediocrity for the last couple of years. The issue has been terrible run defense, failing to get teams off the field on third down, wretched tackling, and poor linebacker coverage. The hope - and expectation - is that Mike Macdonald can fix all that.
Historic Preservation Board To Consider Landmark Nomination For Seattle’s Phillis Wheatley YWCA Building
Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board (LPB) will consider the nomination of the former Phillis Wheatley YWCA Building as a historic landmark on Wednesday, September 4, at 3:30 p.m. The building, which played a crucial role in Seattle’s African American community, is up for consideration due to its historical significance and its legacy in promoting racial equity.
SupplyOne Expands in U.S. and into Canada
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — SupplyOne, a leader in custom packaging solutions, is accelerating its growth across the U.S. and, now, into Canada. With new locations in Portland, Seattle and Toronto, the company continues to enhance its services to meet the unique needs of its customers and attract like-minded businesses interested in joining its expanding footprint.
Seahawks' Tyler Lockett: Managing leg injury
Coach Mike Macdonald said Wednesday that Lockett is dealing with a leg injury, but that the issue isn't too serious, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic reports. Lockett's leg injury may impact his availability for Saturday's preseason game against the Titans, but it doesn't appear that the issue is severe. If Lockett misses any time, second-year pro Jaxon Smith-Njigba will have a clear path to monopolizing the No. 2 wide receiver role behind DK Metcalf.
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