EDITORIAL | A taxing proposition for voters

Monday, March 10, 2014 1:30 PM

Last week, the Metropolitan King County Council announced that it has put a measure on the April 22 ballot that will let voters decide whether they should save Metro Transit with additional tax dollars.

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LAND USE | Nov. 29, 2013
LIQUOR | Nov. 29, 2013
LAND USE | Nov. 22, 2013
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LAND USE | Nov. 15, 2013
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BULLETIN BOARD | Nov. 13, 2013

Bored this week? You have no excuse. Check out some great events in your neighborhood.
POLICE BLOTTER | Nov. 13, 2013

A missing door handle, a store hold-up and more in this week's Police Blotter.
LIQUOR | Nov. 8, 2013
Local shops hosting authors

Queen Anne Book Company (1811 Queen Anne Ave. N.) is hosting three author events this coming week.
Post-election analysis event on Nov. 14

Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles will host her 20th-annual Post-Election Analysis Fundraiser on Nov. 14, from 5 to 8 p.m.
POLICE BLOTTER | Nov. 6, 2013

Have there been crimes near your neck of the woods? Find out with our weekly police blotter.
BULLETIN BOARD | Nov. 6, 2013

From urban planning to building home in El Salvador, there's something for everyone in this week's events calendar.
LAND USE | Nov. 1, 2013
LIQUOR | Nov. 1, 2013
Furry friends trick-or-treat in Magnolia Village

More than 30 dogs and their owners walked through the Magnolia Village on Oct. 27 getting Halloween treats for the four-legged friends.
Animal Shelter to limit services to improve dog kennels

Thanks in part to an $80,000 grant, the Seattle Animal Shelter’s dog kennels are getting a facelift this November.
Uptown to begin 'framework' planning

The Uptown neighborhood is beginning its planning with Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development for an Urban Design Framework.
Summary of input available on Discovery Park gate

The open house and community input summary of Discovery Park’s West Point Security Gate Project is now posted on the project website.
Police Blotter | Oct. 30, 2013

One man gets beat up by bouncers and more in this week's Police Blotter.

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