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Daily Journal of Commerce
5 days
Hennebery Eddy appoints Will Ives as president
Portland firm Hennebery Eddy Architects has appointed Will Ives as president. He succeeds founding principal, Timothy Eddy, who remains with the firm as a principal and its board chair.
Daily Journal of Commerce
5 days
PSQ art exhibit imagines queer histories of 19th-century Iran
A new art exhibit on display in Pioneer Square Park at First Ave S. and Yesler Way explores “forgotten queer lives” and rebellions in the Qajar era of 19th-century Iran.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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UW completes $41M refresh of historic Anderson Hall
Anderson Hall, one of the oldest buildings on the University of Washington campus, is ready to serve students for many years to come following the recent completion of a $40.8 million renovation.
Daily Journal of Commerce
5 days
Tubman Center gains MUP, has builder, as fundraising reaches 80%
The budget has changed over the past year, project numbers are about the same, and the proposed new Tubman Center for Health and Freedom cleared an important threshold last week.
Daily Journal of Commerce
5 days
U District crane count drops to zero
Now nearing its temporary certificate of occupancy, and currently pre-leasing for the fall quarter at the UW, the Metro 5000 apartment project exemplifies the boom-and-bust cycle.
West Seattle Blog
5 days
West Seattleite celebrates 108th birthday with party guests including mayor
By Macey Wurm Reporting for West Seattle Blog With her arrival at amazing age comes no shortage of birthday festivities for Rosa Facciuto, a resident at Brookdale West Seattle, where she celebrated her 108th birthday today. The party included a massive cake, the West Seattle Big Band, a special appearance by Mayor Katie Wilson, and […]
West Seattle Blog
6 days
CRIME WATCH FOLLOWUP: Warrant out for West Seattle Bridge wire-theft suspect after arraignment no-show
(Police body-cam image from Galitzeck’s arrest) When they charged 47-year-old Gregory W. Galitzeck with three felonies last week (as reported here), the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office warned that the alleged West Seattle Bridge wire thief had 16 arrest warrants issued by courts since 2008 and might be unlikely to appear for arraignment. A judge […]
West Seattle Blog
6 days
FOLLOWUP: Alki Community Council urges residents to join call for action after Fourth of July ‘chaos’
On the Fourth of July, we chronicled some of the trouble caused by people shooting off illegal fireworks – and worse – around West Seattle; the clip above is the last one we added to the report, with the sender reporting they caught Alki gunfire in the first few seconds. The Alki Community Council is […]
West Seattle Blog
6 days
WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Another SW Brandon gunfire incident
We missed this in real time, but police released a summary today: At 1243 hours [Monday], several 911 callers reported hearing shots being fired in the greenbelt area near 26 Ave SW / SW Brandon St. Officers responded to the area and contacted witnesses, which led them into the green space where they found evidence. […]
The Stranger
6 days
Watching the Cursed US Men National’s Team Lose at a Seattle World Cup Watch Party
A pall hung over Seattle’s last World Cup match on Monday. This was supposed to be the day. The US Men’s National Team had the chance to go further in the tournament than they had in 24 years. Seattle, which had been the hidden gem of World Cup host cities—our novel, semi-functional transit system and […] The post Watching the Cursed US Men National’s Team Lose at a Seattle World Cup Watch Party appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
6 days
Stop signs here, speed bumps there … SDOT’s list of ‘Safe Routes to School’ projects for West Seattle. See if your route is among them
Thanks to reader tips, we’ve reported some recent projects in school zones, such as the 41st/Dakota all-way stop (photo above from last week) and the SW Holden speed bumps. Today, SDOT sent a list of “Safe Routes to School projects either recently completed or under construction this year at West Seattle schools … designed to […]
West Seattle Blog
6 days
BIZNOTE FOLLOWUP: West Seattle Junction Anchorhead Coffee update
It’s been two months since we first reported that Anchorhead Coffee would be moving into the former West Seattle Junction Starbucks space (southeast corner of California and Alaska). Two quick updates to report: First, Anchorhead tells WSB they’re now aiming for a fall opening. Second, the West Seattle Summer Fest planning team at the WS […]
