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Metro Plans to Replace the 7 Bus Line in 2032. Riders Already Have Concerns.
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (1007+ words) The RapidRide lines are part of the county's effort to provide faster, more reliable, and more frequent bus service by using fewer stops compared with typical bus routes. According to Sofia Mastikhina, RapidRide R Line Lead at King County Metro,…...
The Roundup: Should SPD Go All In on Drones?
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (762+ words) What's up, South End? This week, we're doing things a little differently. I've been asking for submissions to "Mike's Mailbag," and I received an interesting inquiry that took some reporting to answer. What do you think about drones for the…...
DOOM LOOP: Aftermath
1+ week, 6+ day ago (156+ words) DOOM LOOP is a serialized fictional cartoon from South End author and comic Brett Hamil. Check in every Sunday for a new installment! You can now buy the latest Doom Loop collection, It's Never This Nice, at BrettHamil.BigCartel.com....
The Roundup: How Seattle Teens Send Off Summer
2+ week, 20+ hour ago (856+ words) What's up, South End? We've made it to the end of summer, and my favorite season, fall, is just around the corner. But before I pull out my warm sweaters, spiced lattes, and books by the fire, there's one more…...
Beacon Hill Garden Drops Cesar Chavez's Name as South Park Weighs Park Renaming
2+ week, 3+ day ago (765+ words) For years, several South End locations bore the name of prominent Latino labor leader Cesar Chavez. But months after news reports detailed allegations that Chavez had sexually abused young women and teenagers, local sites have either been renamed or are…...
Wilson Speeds Up Safety Projects on Some of South Seattle's Most Dangerous Streets
2+ week, 4+ day ago (580+ words) Seated at a desk outside Cleveland High School on Aug. 21, Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson signed an executive order "furthering a commitment to traffic safety across the city." The executive order aims to expedite traffic-calming projects, accelerate implementation of key safety…...
The Roundup: Can a Bash Make Rainier Beach Safer?
3+ week, 20+ hour ago (815+ words) What's up, South End? This week, I want to talk about a topic that's always top of mind in Seattle politics: public safety. Here’s what you need to know: Rainier Beach Action Coalition, better known as RBAC, is hosting its…...
Seattle Will Invest $500K for Outreach in Little Saigon, North Rainier to Address Public Safety
3+ week, 3+ day ago (536+ words) When faced with addressing public safety issues in several South End neighborhoods, Councilmember Eddie Lin sought to find a solution. Its proposed cost: $500,000. “[This] community investment will focus on providing relief for neighbors dealing with the impacts of anti-social behavior…...
The Roundup: Junk Fees Tossed in the Junkyard
4+ week, 20+ hour ago (997+ words) What's up, South End? This week, Mayor Katie Wilson scored a victory: The Seattle City Council recently voted unanimously to pass Wilson's junk fee ban, which is a huge win for renters. The legislation, sponsored by Councilmember Dionne Foster, creates…...