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Denny Way and 7th Avenue N recently got new curb ramps. (Photo by Doug Trumm)

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To Stave off Recession Ready the Shovel-Ready Infrastructure Projects

Natalie Bicknell - March 11, 2020

Mayor Durkan delivers her state of the city speech at Rainier Arts Center. (Credit: Seattle Channel)

Mayor Durkan Stresses Pragmatism over Systemic Change in State of City Speech

State Democrats Must Invest in the Future and Quit the Anti-Tax Games

Sunday Video: How Online Ratings Make Good Schools Look Bad

Sunday Video: Why Do Schools Have Boundary Issues?

School Traffic Safety Report Highlights Risks for Students

Natalie Bicknell - April 22, 2019

New Library Levy Proposes Small Steps Forward for Access

Ryan Packer - March 22, 2019

Meet Michael George, Council Candidate in District 7

Natalie Bicknell - March 14, 2019

City Council Puts Education Levy on the Ballot, Expands Shelter Capacity,...

Stephen Fesler - June 19, 2018

Council Landmarks Mount Zion and Reauthorizes SoDo Homeless Shelter

Stephen Fesler - May 30, 2018

Seattle Will Provide Free Transit to All Public High School Students

Stephen Fesler - February 21, 2018

Southeast Coalition Seeks Community Hub in Othello

Patrick Taylor - November 2, 2017

Mixed Bag Bills Could Weaken Growth Management Act

Doug Trumm - July 24, 2017