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An environmental clean-up first announced two years ago has moved forward in the city's land use process with an application ready for public comment. Project 3011676 would clear yet another hurdle toward the clean-up of some 20,000 cubic yards of contaminated soil and the demolition of the Greyhound Lines facility at Denny Way and Pontius. The site is being prepared as a future home for a new Seattle City Light substation. Public comment on the land use application is being taken through November 16th....
Plans are moving forward for a $50 million, seven-story apartment development at the corner of Pontius and Republican that will replace a parking lot with the mixed-use tower. Developed by Amli and the Blume Company, the Yale Campus project has gone through one early design guidance and is now starting the process of land use permit approval. ...
Want to help shape the future of our waterfront? Join the City’s Waterfront Seattle project on October 27 for an opportunity to learn about the project and share your ideas. Starting at 5:00 pm, listen to live music and grab a bite to eat from your favorite local food trucks – Marination Mobile,...
Have you shopped yet? More pictures from inside, here.
This opening is especially exciting — it’s our first store to be designed by Thomas O’Brien of Aero Studios. The 15,000+ square foot store features a new look for west elm that includes a living wall of plants and an updated Design Lab, where visitors can collaborate on virtual space planning and decorating projects....
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A nine-day closure of the State Route 99 Alaskan Way Viaduct will mark the beginning of the end for Seattle’s double-deck highway. At 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21, crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will close the majority of the viaduct until 5 a.m. Monday, Oct. 31. To learn more about the SR 99 nine-day closure, visit our website.
“One Mile Down Demolition Event”
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This was posted about a year ago when the FarmBoat floating market was launching, and the market is still around and growing. On Wednesdays, from 11am-3pm, the historic steamship Virginia V hosts local farmers and vendors. Aside from shopping for produce, you can also grab lunch from vendors such as Seattle Salads and Seattle Bagel Bakery!
Here's a brief summary of what took place at the SLU Community Council and the Cascade Neighborhood Council meetings this week, where SLU Dog Park discussions were led by Brenda Kramer of Parks.At the SLU CC meeting, the Council was generally supportive of the need for a temporary site (indicating their preference of using a portion of Denny Park). They are supportive of a permanent park on the Greyhound Bus Barn site.
At the Cascade CC meeting, Brenda made a very clear and evenhanded...
It's almost the third Wednesday again--the Cascade Neighborhood Council meeting will be this coming Wednesday, August 17th, at 6pm.Special thanks to Row House Cafe (1170 Republican Street) for offering their back room for this month's meeting. ...
National Night Out is just one week away: Tuesday, August 2nd, 6-10pm.This year Cascade will be celebrating on Minor Avenue N between Harrison and Thomas Streets.
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Interestingly, they're not the only lawsuited South Lake Union entity; another case 66226-1 REI v. World Wrapps came up in a search: "REI thereafter continued its search for a new cafe operator ... that better fit the mission and culture of...
Windermere Eastlake needs your help, so we can help! June 17th is our company-wide Community Service Day. and we're looking for an opportunity to help locally...ideally in some housing-related capacity. If there's an organization, charity or church group nearby that specializes in housing needs and could use the help, we're a small army of ready, willing and able bodies--at least 20 and as many as 50 of us. In the past we've painted, hauled, weeded, planted, built, demolished and generally improved spaces and places for people and organizations in need....
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