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Tonight
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Friday
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Monday Night
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Wednesday Night
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Pedestrian hit by driver while crossing Boren dies of injuries
There has been another death on the roadways around Seattle’s busy Yesler corridor. CHS has learned that the 72-year-old struck by a driver while crossing the street in a morning June 13th collision at Boren and Main has died of … Continue reading →
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about 16 hours
Seattle restaurant group behind Capitol Hill steakhouse Jeffry’s faces union strike at Ballard’s The Walrus and the Carpenter
Ballard’s The Walrus and the Carpenter has become the center of strife between management and workers at a family of Seattle restaurants that includes Capitol Hill steakhouse Jeffry’s that ownership says is bleeding money and drowning in debt. Pickets by … Continue reading →
Westside Seattle
about 19 hours
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about 19 hours
Speed camera fines to increase in work zones beginning July 1 | WSDOT
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about 22 hours
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about 22 hours
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Capitol Hill Seattle
about 23 hours
Next for Capitol Hill Skillet space: Tanaka Ramen and Izakaya
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Capitol Hill Seattle
about 23 hours
‘Montlake Homes’ — City making plans for $6M acquisition of 520 surplus property for new ‘affordable homeownership’ project
The Seattle City Council’s housing committee will consider a bill Wednesday allowing the city to acquire surplus land from the SR 520 expansion and Montlake Lid project for a new affordable housing development. CHS broke the news in November on the … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
about 24 hours
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PubliCola
1 day
County’s Midyear Budget Sparks Controversy Over Harm Reduction, Human Service Contracts, and Lobbyists
1. After PubliCola reported on a King County Council supplemental budget amendment that would have prohibited spending county funds on safer… The post County’s Midyear Budget Sparks Controversy Over Harm Reduction, Human Service Contracts, and Lobbyists appeared first on PubliCola.
Westside Seattle
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West Seattle Grand Parade rolls out July 18, bringing tradition back to California Avenue
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