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The Stranger
9 minutes
Come Visit Us on Thursday!
It is happening again! Come visit us this Thursday at The Stranger’s office for our second-ever Capitol Hill Art Walk event, featuring work by Timothy White Eagle in collaboration with Adrain Chesser and Steven Miller. We’ll be exhibiting a selection of video and photographic works from Once Wild River, an exhibition about White Eagle’s year-long […] The post Come Visit Us on Thursday! appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
39 minutes
New Consumer Protection Rule Turns Its Back On Fair Housing As Advocates Sue To Preserve Enforcement
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has issued a new rule significantly curtailing anti-discrimination efforts, a move described as one of the most consequential shifts in federal fair-lending policy in decades. This action has prompted a federal lawsuit filed by the National Fair Housing Alliance and four other housing organizations in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. The suit challenges the CFPB's decision to end the disparate impact standard and limit special purpose credit programs, which are crucial for expanding credit access for marginalized communities. Plaintiffs assert the bureau failed to justify its departure from decades of settled Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) implementation and question the Acting Director's rulemaking authority.
Seattle Medium
about 1 hour
Cherry Street Farm’s Youth Sow The Seeds For Their Futures
Cherry Street Farm, a Seattle-based urban agricultural initiative, is advancing community health and food resilience through its dual mission of youth education and local produce distribution. The farm's Youth Excellence Program instructs local youth in home-farming, plant-based culinary skills, and green career pathways, while its cultivation efforts supply fresh produce to area hospitals, restaurants, and food banks.
The Stranger
about 2 hours
Slog AM: Bill Gates Has Another Gross Epstein Connection, Costco Is Selling More Gas than Ever Thanks to the War, and FIFA Revoked World Cup Tickets for Iran’s Fans
Someone Vandalized the Capitol Building in Olympia, Again: According to the Washington State Patrol, an “inebriated vandal” smashed 13 windows at the Legislative building with rocks before leading troopers in a car chase in a Chevy Malibu that ended in a crash. Vandalism last fall—a guy hammered his way inside, set some fires and knocked […] The post Slog AM: Bill Gates Has Another Gross Epstein Connection, Costco Is Selling More Gas than Ever Thanks to the War, and FIFA Revoked World Cup Tickets for Iran’s Fans appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
about 3 hours
Don’t Be an Idiot—Test Your Drugs
The sun is out. So are your ass cheeks. Robyn is thumping. So is your heart. It’s summer, it’s a bacchanal. So, it’s only natural to invite some… enhancements to the party. Some MDMA here, a bump of coke there, a Perc, a bar. It’s not going to kill you. Probably. To make sure, you […] The post Don’t Be an Idiot—Test Your Drugs appeared first on The Stranger.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
New life along Elliott Bay: revamped parks bring beaches, play spaces and views
Myrtle Edwards and Centennial Parks reopened to the public last week with a host of new features and amenities including new plantings, seating, and spaces for children to play and enjoy restored shoreline.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Onni adds to SLU crane count at 121 Boren
Canadian developer Onni Group has already completed two big apartment towers on the south former Times block, on Denny Way.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Food, fashion on Occidental Square
Facing the park at 210 Occidental Ave. S., Cherry Street Public House was an original tenant when Weyerhaeuser moved into its handsome new headquarters building.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Broken speaker? Finicky zipper? Repair Cafes urge you to fix it instead of pitch it
The cafes and other efforts try to offer an alternative to mass-produced, disposable goods.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Lake Union property sells for nearly $5M
A waterfront industrial property at 303 N.E. Northlake Way sold last week for $4.8 million, according to King County records.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Inglemoor High's Phase II out for bid for GC/CM
The North Shore School District is looking for a general contractor/construction manager to build a new gym, fitness center and theater for Kenmore's only high school.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Interstate Bridge RFQ set for July
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is getting ready to go out for bid next month for the $3.25 billion to $3.75 billion Interstate Bridge Replacement project.