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Courtesy photo: The Grandmothers Against Gun Violence Foundation presents University of Washington Bartley Dobb Professor for the Study and Prevention of Violence Ali Rowhani-Rahbar with a $15,000 check to begin research into what factors result in more gun violence occurring in certain King County communities than in others.

Nonprofit funding local gun violence research

Tuesday, February 4, 2020 10:18 AM

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Trying hard to get by
Answering a need for daycare
Queen Anne woman celebrates 100th birthday
Magnolia beautification campaign progressing
New cannabis dispensary, Local Amsterdam, opens in Interbay
Officials increasing efforts to address virus
St. Anne School Geography Bee
A different type of service
Aussie Fire Auction
Maxwell Hotel strives to be a good neighbor
Author Richard Heller comes to Queen Anne Book Company
Edward Jones advisor aims to inspire others with her business
Helpline Valentine
West Howe Street Bridge work on pause until parts arrive

SDOT reports work on the West Howe Street Bridge has been paused while new bridge gusset plates are being fabricated for the seismic retrofit project.
Washington State Transportation Commission recommends replacing gas tax

After seven years of study and a year-long pilot project that included more than 2,000 drivers, the Washington State Transportation Commission has released a report and its recommendation that lawmakers consider phasing out the gas tax while transitioning in a per-mile road usage charge (RUC)
Senators hear pitch for Interbay Community Preservation and Development Authority

Washington 36th District Rep. Gael Tarleton has introduced legislation in the House to create an Interbay Community Preservation and Development Authority that would take over the National Guard’s armory property and manage its redevelopment.
Seattle Parks: Queen Anne embankment slide to remain

Seattle Parks and Recreation is changing course on its plans for 12th West & West Howe Park in Queen Anne. Rather than restore it as a natural area, as had been announced last summer, SPR is using what’s left of its $100,000 budget to improve safety and access around the park’s signature embankment slide.
Get shorty

Filmmaker Scott Jackman has collaborated with the Bayview retirement community on a number of projects over the years, but never with as tight a turnaround as the 48-Hour Movie Project.
Committee reviews tiny house expansion legislation, timeline for regional authority

Councilmembers received a status update on the formation of a new King County Regional Homelessness Authority and were briefed about legislation that would allow up to 40 tiny house villages across the city.
Queen Anne apartment developers gather feedback, criticism

Developers with designs for a 42-unit apartment building on Queen Anne Avenue North shared those plans while fielding criticism from the audience during the community council’s land use review committee meeting on Wednesday night.

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