The Port of Seattle's plan to charge owners of boats moored at the West Wall for selling fish and value-added products such as smoked salmon at Fishermen's Terminal is on hold. Originally set to take effect on Jan. 1, the new policy has changed, as well.
It's official. The Alaskan Way Viaduct, which since 1953 has been the route of choice for tourists, workers, truckers and sports fans, will be torn down as Gov. Christine Gregoire, King County officials and city officials, have opted for a deep bore tunnel replacement, which is expected to open up the waterfront to more development and entertainment at a cost of $4 billion.
While President-elect Barack Obama and his economic team have been working tirelessly to find a solution to our nation's economic problems, Governor Chris Gregoire has made announcements to fix Washington state's biggest budget deficit in state history. Clearly the economic landscape of our country and our state have been dismal.
This time of year I often have patients come in wanting to look just a little nicer, a little fresher, and a little more relaxed for winter and for various family gatherings.
Registration for the 2009 Magnolia Little League Baseball and Fastpitch Softball seasons are open through Jan. 31.
After months of contentious squabbling between landlord TRF Pacific, LLC and Whole Foods Market about the store becoming the anchor tenant at the newly constructed Interbay Urban Center, the popular food store has agreed to lease 38,000-square-feet and will open late this year.
Om Lifestyle & Wellness, health club and spa in lower Queen Anne, promises a new approach to fitness.
Tomorrow, boardmembers at Seattle Schools will vote on Superintendent Marie Goodloe-Johnson's recommendation to close some buildings and relocate programs to help recapitalize the district's financially strapped system.
Dear Editor, Thank you for writing about the effort to locate the QA Farmers Market. We were not interviewed for the article and would like to take this opportunity to correct some errors.
Amid all the troubles President Obama has seen in his first week, he has managed to reverse Bush's policy on abortion, ordered the closing of Guantanamo Bay detention camp, and tightened auto emissions standards. Though progressive steps have moved our country forward, the problems of Wall Street still remain.
Many health-conscious people have a taste for eating organic. But what is "organic"?
Starting next week, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) will hold thrift stores in America to higher health standards when they sell used children's clothing and toys.
Smash and yellA University District man, whose condition police described as "extreme," was busted and booked for property damage after he allegedly punched out a restaurant window in the 4500 block of University Way N.E. around 11:30 p.m., Jan. 16.
If you want to make a difference in your community, then you might want to participate in the Clean & Green Seattle event taking place this weekend in Magnolia.
That the Washington State Department of Transportation is moving full steam ahead on a $6.74-million suicide barrier for the Aurora Bridge, in such a weak economy and after at least one community group (the Queen Anne Community Council) opposed the idea outright, is just wrong.