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Sullivan: Oversized scissors, shovels used to celebrate I-405 project progress
What do oversized scissors and a dozen shovels have in common? They are what the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) needs to celebrate the on-going work and project progress on Interstate 405 (I-405) north of Bellevue. It was a rare double feature for WSDOT Monday. A ribbon cutting for...
Snohomish County sees slight decrease in homelessness throughout region in 2024
(The Center Square) – Snohomish County has released its 2024 Point-In-Time count, revealing a 9.7% decrease in homelessness throughout the region. The data shows 1,161 people residing in some form of shelter, transitional housing, or living without shelter in Snohomish County the night of Jan. 22. Last year, the county tallied 1,285 people residing in shelter, transitional housing, or homeless in Snohomish County. That was the highest number since the...
Tens of thousands attend Seattle's largest outdoor arts, crafts fair
SEATTLE — Tens of thousands of people made their way to Seattle’s largest outdoor arts and crafts fair, the 53rd annual "U District Street Fair." "As somebody who's lived here for quite a long time, it's so great to see a certain spirit of Seattle that I love," said Kathy Fawthrop, who visited the fair on Sunday.
Seattle residents asked to give input on $1.45B transportation levy
SEATTLE — The first of two public hearings was held on Tuesday for Seattle residents to give input on the city’s $1.45 billion proposed transportation levy. If approved by voters, the proposed transportation levy would replace the current transportation levy that is set to expire this year. The...
DAL Law Firm: Leaving an Estate to a Minor: What You Need to Know
Leaving an Estate to a Minor: What You Need to Know. As an attorney practicing in Seattle, Washington, I often counsel clients on the complexities of estate planning, especially when it involves leaving assets to minors. In this blog, I want to address some important considerations regarding leaving an estate to a minor, including legal implications, strategies, and best practices.
More people are dying on WA roads
If you’re hitting the road for Memorial Day weekend, buckle up and stay alert. Last year, 810 people died on roads in Washington State, the highest number of traffic fatalities since 1990.Seattle Times transportation reporter Nick Deshais explains what we know about the increase and what solutions are in the works.
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