Monthly Archives: June 2018
Worst Intersection in Seattle: 2018 (Round 4 – Final)
It's the final round of voting for the Worst Intersection in Seattle.
In the semi-finals, the winning intersections handily beat out the competition by two...
City Scores Early Victory Against MHA Appeal Brought by Homeowner Groups
On Friday, Seattle Hearing Examiner Ryan Vancil issued a pre-hearing ruling largely in the City of Seattle's favor, taking some wind out of the sails...
What We’re Reading: Bourdain, Maritime Jobs, and The Chicago Way
Snuffing out life: According the National Health Service, each car in London costs British society upwards of $10,500.
Golf course wars: Will dead golf courses...
Rezoned, Revitalized Aurora
Travel north on Aurora Avenue, past Lake Union, and you will see the iconic patterns of the corridor. Low budget motels, used car lots,...
Sunday Video: When Do We Get A SkyTrain To UBC?
https://youtu.be/accrf6-vLJU
In March, British Columbian leaders announced that SkyTrain in Vancouver would be extended partially on the 99 B Line, the busiest bus line in...
358 Thoughts (on the 348)
On the 348–
I’m going to describe him, and then I’m just going to let him talk, let the scene play out, that it might...
Uptown Advocates Demand Better Multimodal Plan for Seattle Center Arena Renovation
On Wednesday, the Uptown Alliance, in conjunction with several other advocacy groups, issued a blistering comment letter on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS,...
Re-Legalize Family-Friendly Housing. Everywhere.
The other day, one of the board members of the group organizing to kill the (MHA) Mandatory Housing Affordability program's nominal upzones that will...