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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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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,”
Changes coming to annual fun run

Unlike previous years, walkers will get a 30-minute head start before runners take to the course, and festivities will begin a little later in the morning
Magnolia preschool wraps up four-decade run

By Polly Critchlow's count, more than 1,000 families have come through the doors of Creative Arts for Children over the last 40 years.
Pedestrian struck, killed in Interbay

According to Seattle Police, the victim was crossing east to west on 15th Avenue West at approximately 10:15 a.m. when he was hit
A new take on tea time

Japanese-inspired cafe and market to open in former Cederberg space later this month
Design review next month on planned Uptown apartments

The proposal calls for a 95-unit building with approximately 3,000 square feet of street-level commercial space
Construction to close of parts of Elliott Bay Trail

Stretch between West Galer Street and Centennial Park is slated to reopen next fall
Drop-in sessions this month on Magnolia Bridge planning study

Representatives from SDOT will be at Uptown Espresso (3223 W. McGraw St.) from 8 to 10 a.m. on June 12 and 21, and at the Magnolia Park parking lot (1461 Magnolia Blvd. W.) from 5 to 7 p.m. on June 14 and 20.
Vegan cafe to open in Uptown

Broadfork aims to open later this month in former Sandwich Tree space
SDOT says Magnolia Bridge planning study is 'proactive'

The Seattle Department of Transportation plans to have a preferred alternative identified later this year to replace the functional needs served by the existing Magnolia Bridge.
Micro housing plans near SPU get early OK

A micro housing development near Seattle Pacific University is one step closer to reality, after the West Design Review Board voted Wednesday to move the project forward during an early design guidance meeting.
Community conversation next Monday on future of Magnolia Bridge

Representatives from the Seattle Department of Transportation, Sound Transit, King County Metro, and the Port of Seattle will be on hand
City, district give update on high school, stadium plans

“I think our talks have been very productive, and we’re making progress,” said Jackie Kirn, a strategic adviser with the city.
Micro housing plans near SPU to go before review board next week

The project would replace a pair of townhouses (a duplex and triplex) and a small apartment complex with approximately 63 small efficiency dwelling units.
Uptown projects earn early design OK

Preliminary designs for a pair of mixed-use developments with more than 150 apartments were cleared in back-to-back meetings

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