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The Urbanist
27 days
Facing Delay, Issaquah Pledges to Streamline Light Rail Permitting
A commitment to reduce barriers standing in the way of future 4 Line light rail is the latest move by Issaquah leaders to get their project moving. Later this month, the Sound Transit board is set to approve a new six-year delay for the project.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Housing Experts Question Whether Limiting Institutional Investors Will Help or Hurt Washington’s Housing Market
Lawmakers in Washington state are considering measures to limit institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes, sparking a debate about the balance between expanding homeownership opportunities and preserving access to stable rental housing.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Rainier Beach Walk the Block Party Returns With Focus On Community And Small Business Support
The Rainier Beach Walk the Block Party is an annual event that celebrates the neighborhood's culture, creativity, and strong sense of community while supporting local entrepreneurs and small businesses through live entertainment, local vendors, interactive art, inspiring speakers, and family-friendly activities.
Seattle Medium
27 days
New Exhibition Explores Seattle Black Panther Legacy Through Art And History
ARTE NOIR's Central District Legacy: Black. Power. Black Panthers. exhibition celebrates the impact of the Black Panther Party in Seattle through visual art, community memory, and the lived experiences of those who shaped the Central District.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Byrd Barr Place Brings Community Together For Inaugural Health & Wellness Fair
Byrd Barr Place hosted its inaugural Health & Wellness Fair, bringing together health providers, community organizations, and families to promote physical, emotional, and financial well-being and access to care in a holistic and community-centered environment.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Economic Pressures and Local Priorities: What Seattle’s Latest Economic Index Could Mean For The Black Community
The latest edition of The Index, a survey released by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, found that rising costs, economic uncertainty, and public safety concerns are reshaping how Seattle residents view the city's future, with many of the report's findings carrying added significance for the Black community.
The Urbanist
28 days
Wilson Rolls Out Four New Public Bathrooms in Pioneer Square
Seattle's "number 1 and number 2 priority" is being addressed with four new public bathrooms opening in Pioneer Square. Officials cut the ceremonial toilet paper on Friday.
The Stranger
28 days
Borders Crossed
How do you feel about the rise of “passport bros”? A friend of mine rearranged his life after his divorce and now spends about half the year overseas dating. He insists it’s not exploitation or colonialism — just a life hack — since his income goes three times as far abroad. He’s basically able to live […] The post Borders Crossed appeared first on The Stranger.
The Urbanist
28 days
Katie Wilson's 'Taller Denser Faster' Plan Starts to Get Fleshed Out
The Wilson administration and the Seattle City Council are starting to get on the same page around what it means to go much bigger in the next phase of the city's growth plan. Despite 'faster' right in the name, the process could stretch into 2028.
The Stranger
28 days
Slog AM: Bellevue Bans Protests Over Gaza War, Yakima Latinos Are Safe From Redistricting (for now), and Washington’s Largest Anti-ICE Prosecution Goes to Trial
Bellevue Bans Public Protest After Citizens Oppose Genocide: Democratic US House Rep. Adam Smith has attracted a lot of controversy for his belligerent foreign policy over the years, particularly the Gaza genocide. While Bellevue City Council didn’t mention Smith, he confirmed he talked with the body. The BCC found this public opposition so galling that […] The post Slog AM: Bellevue Bans Protests Over Gaza War, Yakima Latinos Are Safe From Redistricting (for now), and Washington’s Largest Anti-ICE Prosecution Goes to Trial appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
28 days
Justice Jackson Slams Supreme Court’s Handling Of Rush Appeal In Louisiana Redistricting Case
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson offered a blistering critique of the Supreme Court’s handling of a recent high-profile redistricting case, asserting that the court needed to be “really, really careful” to avoid appearing political and suggesting it had failed to do so.
Seattle Medium
28 days
WHO Chief Raises Alarm Over Scale Of Ebola Outbreak In The Democratic Republic of Congo And Uganda After Death Toll Climbs
The World Health Organization has declared the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda a public health emergency of international concern, with 131 deaths and over 500 suspected cases reported so far.