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The Urbanist
about 2 hours
Pierce Transit Goes to Voters for First Funding Increase Since 2002
The 0.3% sales tax bump going onto the November ballot would increase service by around 40% by the mid-2030s, the biggest expansion of transit service in Pierce County in decades. Since May, the proposal has been tweaked to include free rides for seniors.
Phinney Wood
about 7 hours
Taproot Theatre’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat extended two weeks before the first show
Photo by Giao Nguyen Taproot Theatre opens Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s beloved musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat tonight, announcing a two-week extension. Due to generous community support and HVAC renovations near […]
The Urbanist
about 9 hours
How Seattle’s Urban Stadium Brought World Cup Success, While Others Floundered
While other cities struggled to handle World Cup 2026 crowds, Seattle thrived, with pedestrians happily exploring and transit records being broken. Good planning and an urban stadium location was key to Seattle outperforming its American peers.
The Urbanist
1 day
I-5 Expansion Over Columbia River Stumbles Forward with Federal Greenlight
The I-5 Interstate Bridge Replacement project has completed its federal environmental review and the first phase of work is marching toward construction. Does that mean internal strife over major elements of the program is in the rearview mirror? Far from it.
Phinney Wood
1 day
You’re invited to Phinney Neighborhood Preschool Co-op’s pre-K open house
On Friday July 17th, all are invited to experience Phinney Neighborhood Preschool Co-op’s Pre-K program firsthand! Meet Pre-K Teacher Sarah, explore the classroom, and enjoy hands-on activities while learning how […]
Seattle Met
1 day
An Idea Worth Importing, from Tanuki Coffee Roasters
Justin Inahara saw how well the single-use pour-over kits, common in Asian, would fit the Seattle lifestyle.
The Urbanist
1 day
Op-Ed: The Data Says Seattle’s High Earners Tax Is Working, Despite Whining from Big Business
The Downtown Seattle Association recently released a “report” that was meant to convince us that taxes on high earners are smothering the Seattle economy. Here’s why their analysis is flat wrong.
The Urbanist
2 days
Sunday Video: WSDOT's $3 Billion I-405 Fix, with Stride BRT Inbound
Josh Kline of YouTube channel Build Core recently took a look at the $3 billion plan to improve I-405 in Seattle's Eastside suburbs and deliver a new bus rapid transit network.
The Urbanist
3 days
Sound Transit Smashes Ridership Record Again on Seattle's Last World Cup Match
A surge of World Cup fans for the U.S. vs. Belgium match pushed Sound Transit to new heights on July 6, with a whopping 309,000 light rail boardings. The agency also beat its monthly ridership record in June.
The Urbanist
3 days
Op-Ed: We Can’t Afford to Shrink the Seattle Transit Measure
Join transit advocates rallying to defend the Seattle Transit Measure proposal from cuts at a public hearing on Monday, July 13. Attend the rally or send in a letter ahead of the big vote to send the package to voters.
The Urbanist
4 days
King County, Kirkland Celebrate Opening of Contentious Supportive Housing Facility
Kirkland's Sheila Stanton Place opened earlier this year with 101 units of permanent supportive housing. It marks the 15th Health Through Housing facility funded via a 2020 sales tax measure.
Seattle Met
4 days
ShibShib and Sushi Yoin Open and More Food News
Plus more restaurants to look forward to, including Gohan, Max's Burgers, and a Donna's sibling.