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The Urbanist
11 days
Data Backs Up Supportive ‘Housing First’ Model in Spite of Federal Attacks
King County released new data illustrating the success of the permanent supportive housing model, but DESC’s recently opened Birch Grove complex may be its last to open for several years due to federal cuts targeting supportive housing.
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Construction begins on A.B. Ernst Park expansion in Fremont
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The Urbanist
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In the year since Tacoma adopted new zoning standards last February, the number of housing permits entering the pipeline jumped by 62% compared to the five-year average.
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Free summer beach shuttle returns to Discovery Park this weekend
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Ballard Bridge closed for 90 minutes Thursday after heat-related issue
The Ballard Bridge reopened Thursday evening after a temporary closure caused by a heat-related mechanical issue, according to the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT). The bridge closed at about 7:30 ... Read more