Monthly Archives: October 2016
Sunday Video: Safe And Accessible Center City Bike Network
The Seattle Department of Transportation has published a series of videos on the planned Center City Bike Network. In this one, Brice Maryman talks...
What We’re Reading: Embracing Small, Parisian Gondola, And Seven Types Of...
Not your friend: Uber's recent advertising has come out swing at transit, which led transit guru Jarrett Walker to speak truth: Uber hates high-capacity...
Melody
We were talking about a random sampling of things. "I'm goin' to the hospital tomorrow," she said. "I got an abscess in my cheek....
Rememberance And Rally For Safer Northeast Seattle Streets
Seattle Neighborhood Greenways is gearing up to push the City to increase investments in street safety improvements. Citing a spate of deaths and serious...
Mayor’s Budget Gets Closer On Lander
Earlier this year, Senator Maria Cantwell announced that the largest grant ever awarded to the state of Washington would be going to a Seattle...
Rainier Beach Updates Its Neighborhood Plan
The Seattle City Council passed a Rainier Beach Neighborhood Plan Update, among many other things at a busy September 26th meeting. The plan focuses...
Link Sets New Record: 101,000 Boardings
Link light rail set a new record for ridership surpassing 100,000 boardings for the first time last Friday. Sound Transit credited the convergence of...
Join For “Ballard: A Walk Through Time” On October 15th
Ballard is home to scores of new mixed-use projects in the planning and development stages and is also one of Seattle’s most historic districts....