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Rediscover Seattle encourages people to support local small businesses in their neighborhood
by SEAneighborhoods on August 11, 2021 Central Café and Juice Bar “We opened January 18, 2020, right before the pandemic. When we first...
Aug 13, 2021


Public Health urges residents to be prepared for extreme heat this week
During days of extreme heat, everyone should ensure they have a cool place to stay and avoid being out in the sun during the hottest...
Aug 13, 2021


Announcing George Fleming Place 7357 - 43rd Ave. S., Seattle 106 affordable apartments
The Low Income Housing Institute is proud to announce that its upcoming 106-apartment building in the Othello neighborhood of Seattle...
Aug 12, 2021


City of Seattle Highlights Cooling Centers and Pools Open During Forecasted Extreme Heat
Seattle (August 10, 2021) – The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Watch for Seattle due to forecasted high temperatures...
Aug 12, 2021


Harmful algae blooms found in Washington lakes and rivers
Harmful algae blooms found in Washington lakes and rivers Blooms can be toxic to humans, pets, and wildlife OLYMPIA -- Washington State...
Aug 9, 2021


COVID-19 Vaccination Community Helpline
AMHARIC (206) 825-4254 Ethiopian Community in Seattle (ECS) Mondays & Thursdays: 12:30 pm – 5:30 pm Fridays: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm CHINESE...
Aug 7, 2021


Biden Administration Extends Student Loan Pause Until January 31, 2022
WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. Department of Education (Department) announced a final extension of the pause on student loan repayment,...
Aug 7, 2021


George Fleming Place
Announcing 7357 - 43rd Ave. S., Seattle 106 affordable apartments The Low Income Housing Institute is proud to announce that its upcoming...
Aug 7, 2021


Port of Seattle to Open Community Hub in Duwamish Valley
The space will serve to promote community partnerships, healthy environments, and economic development The Port of Seattle will be...
Aug 7, 2021


Fire Restrictions Extended for Public Lands in Eastern Washington
Spokane, WA – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Spokane District will extend fire restrictions on public lands administered by the BLM...
Aug 7, 2021


Mayor Durkan Issues Statement Following City Council’s Finance and Housing Committee Approval
Mayor Durkan Issues Statement Following City Council’s Finance and Housing Committee Approval of the Equitable Communities Task Force...
Aug 7, 2021


City of Seattle Announces Over $50M of Recovery Investments in Second Wave of Seattle Rescue Plan
The City of Seattle will invest in rental assistance, support for seniors, transit operations, relief for McCaw Hall and the Madison Bus...
Aug 7, 2021


Aug 7, 2021


August is Child Support Awareness Month
OLYMPIA — As Washington state’s summer hits its stride, some thoughts can’t help but wander toward a new school year. We are still living...
Aug 7, 2021


Welcome Back Weeks Attended By At Least 15,000 People
, Spur Economic Activity and Support for Workers Downtown Welcome Back Weeks Catalyzed Tens of Thousands of Dollars in Spending at...
Aug 7, 2021


Childhood vaccinations required for back-to-school:
Childhood vaccinations required for back-to-school: Free August vaccine events in Federal Way, Kent, Renton, and Tukwila Summary On or...
Aug 7, 2021


City of Seattle Announces Partnerships to Open New Shelter Spaces
City will fund 89 spaces in partnership with King County using the JustCARE program Africatown Community Land Trust to provide culturally...
Aug 7, 2021


Jul 30, 2021


Port Adopts New Authority to Expand Workers Covered by City of SeaTac Minimum WageFollows State Leg
SEATTLE – Employers are now required to begin paying airline catering workers the minimum wage from the City ‘s SeaTac’s Proposition 1...
Jul 30, 2021


Former County Councilmember Gossett, Rep. Taylor and Broad Support Kim-Khanh Van for KC District 9
Former County Councilmember Gossett, Rep. Taylor and Broad Support Kim-Khanh Van for King County Council District 9 As a longtime County...
Jul 30, 2021


New laws take effect in Washington State aimed at bridging the digital divide
Legislation will enable public entities, including PUDs, to help bridge the digital divide in Washington State Olympia – Two new laws...
Jul 23, 2021


New Specialized Triage Response to Provide Alternative to Sworn Police Response
Mayor Jenny Durkan Announces Proposal to Create a New Specialized Triage Response to Provide New specialized triage response will reduce...
Jul 23, 2021
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