Design/Review Meeting For Green Building Project At 900 N 34th St
On Monday, February 27th, at 6:30p, the City of Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections will host a public meeting on Design/Review of the proposal to build at 900 N 34th St.
Fremont Bridge Resident Artist Reads From ‘Seattle’s Fremont And The Centerless Universe’
On Saturday, February 18th, from 2p – 3:30p, Elissa Washuta will present portions of her literary work written during her residency in the northwest tower of the Fremont Bridge last summer.
City Seeks Volunteers For ‘Community Engagement Commission’
City Of Seattle is looking for people from all over our city, and from every part of our diverse population, to serve in an effort to build a more equitable and inclusive community that encourages involvement by everyone through the ‘Community Engagement Commission’.
Call For Artist’s Deadline Extended For Artwork Honoring Coast Salish Culture
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, in partnership with Seattle Public Utilities, continues to seek an artist (or artist team,) for site specific artwork reflective of Coast Salish historic and cultural connections.
Dispose Of Christmas Greens For One More Week In Compost Bins
Through January 31st, Seattle Public Utilities will accept Christmas trees and holiday greens for no extra charge, provided they are placed next to your food & yard waste bins on your regular collection day.
Updated: Second (or Third) Fire For Apartment Building At Leary Bend
Today, January 19th, around 12:30p, Seattle Fire responded to a fire in an already burnt-out apartment building, located at 2nd Ave NW, where Leary Way & N 36th St merge.
Car Explosion/Fire In Fremont On Friday
On Friday, January 13th, between 10a and 11a, according to ear and eyewitnesses, a small van being lived in by up to three adults, exploded… Read More »Car Explosion/Fire In Fremont On Friday
‘Don’t Drip & Drive’ With A Free Car Check, In January
In the month of January, through a regional partnership among cities, counties, state, and non-profit groups, vehicle owners can get free checks for leaks, discounts on repairs, and education on car maintenance. The ‘Don’t Drip & Drive’ program has returned to the Puget Sound area.
Artist Sought For Creation Of A Permanent Streetscape Artwork
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, in partnership with the Seattle Department of Transportation, is seeking an artist for a site-specific artwork, and design elements, for the Aurora Avenue/Licton Springs corridor.
Emergency Utility Work On N 35th Street Continues to Disrupt
Efforts continue to clear a seriously clogged sewer line along North 35th Street near Evanston Ave N.