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Renewed Fort Lawton hearings take a turn toward affordable housing support

Tuesday, January 16, 2018 4:00 PM

Nearly seven pages worth of people testified during a Jan. 9 hearing at Magnolia United Church of Christ, where people filled chairs, lined walls, and crowded the entryway outside.

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Senior centers get $1.7M from city

“As our City grows less affordable, we must continue to invest in our most vulnerable residents,"
Senior Resource Fair set for Sept. 19 at St. Paul's

Event is designed to bring as many service providers together under one roof for an afternoon for local seniors
Final EIS published for $700M KeyArena renovation

The major renovation would meet NBA and NHL standards to possibly bring professional men’s basketball and hockey teams, while remaining home to the WNBA’s Seattle Storm.
Inslee makes case for carbon fee

As poor air quality grabs attention, backers of I-1631 say measure would mean clean air, clean jobs
Uptown project gets cool reception at design review

Plans for 100 Roy St. will return for second Early Design Guidance meeting
FareStart to host Eden Hill's Petty for Guest Chef Night

For $29.95 (tax, beverage, and gratuity not included) diners can enjoy a three-course meal
Remembering Jean Sundborg

After sudden passing, community honors tireless volunteer, advocate
'Supply Surge' donation drive enters home stretch

Event Thursday at the Interbay Staples store (1541 15th Ave. W.)
Design Review Board meets Wednesday on Uptown project

Plans for 100 Roy St. call for approximately 175 residential units and ground-level commercial space
Magnolia Village Car Show returns this weekend

For entrants, all it takes is a $20 entry fee (which goes directly to Northwest Harvest) and a love for automobiles.
Uptown project gets early design approval

Parking plan for seven-story development at 110 1st Ave. W. met with skepticism
U-District coffee business plans Interbay expansion

Work is now underway to convert the former Starbucks location at 1609 W. Dravus St. — which closed in January — into the second location of the Ugly Mug Cafe.
Queen Anne house fire causes $300k in damage

Investigators have determined the fire was an accident, started by a barbecue grill underneath the home’s back deck.
Tarleton honored by Washington Conservation Voters

Third-term 36th District Rep. is named Legislator of the Year
Design review clears Uptown apartment plan

A proposed six-story building on 2nd Avenue West with nearly 100 units and more than 4,000 square feet of ground-floor retail was well-received last week
Action event Sunday at Queen Anne Community Center on border separations

Immigration attorney emeritus Robert Free of the ACLU, Juan Bocanegra of Seattle-based social justice organization El Comité, and state Rep. Lillian Ortiz-Self are all scheduled to speak at the event
Principal prepares for opening of Magnolia Elementary

The reopening of Magnolia Elementary School is still more than a year away, but one key piece is already in place.
Talking traffic (and more)

Queen Anne Greenways hosts city traffic engineer Dongho Chang in its latest public forum
City opens RFP for 'K Site' proposals

All proposals are required to include 100 percent affordable units — for those earning up to 60 percent of the area median income
Helpline gets grant from Safeco Insurance Fund

“The fact that we received this grant really is a strong validation for the work that we’ve done to be able to collect data that demonstrably shows our impact,”

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