This week the RNA and others received this SDOT update about the Roosevelt Way NE Paving and Safety Improvement Project: Hello all, The Roosevelt Way NE Paving and Safety Improvements Project design is progressing. We’ve reached a milestone SDOT refers to internally as 90 percent design and along with …
From: Allison Schwartz, SDOT, Levy Outreach Lead “Recently, Mayor Ed Murray introduced Move Seattle — his ten-year transportation vision that integrates our long-term plans for walking, biking, transit, and freight. To help make this vision a reality, yesterday the Mayor announced a proposal for a transportation levy to replace the existing Bridging …
Please visit Ravenna Blog: http://www.ravennablog.com/district-4-candidates-forum-live-coverage/ Candidates participating include: Rob Johnson, Taso Lagos, Michael Maddux, Tony Provine, and incumbent Jean Godden. Nancy Bolin (with the View Ridge Community Council) will moderate the event, sponsored by Hawthorne Hills Community Council, View Ridge Community Council, Laurelhurst Community Cluband Ravenna-Bryant Community Association. If you would like to …
COMMUNITY EMERGENCY HUBS What is a Community Emergency Hub? Community Emergency Hubs are made up of a group of people who agree to meet at a pre-determined locations following a major disaster to share information, resources, problem solve and support each other. Unlike a SNAP neighborhood, Hubs are larger areas that encompass …
Ravenna Blog’s live coverage of today’s press conference, including scanned ordinance: http://www.ravennablog.com/press-conference-regarding-sisley-property-fines-live-coverage/ You can discuss today’s events on our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RooseveltSeattle/ King 5 story and video, “Seattle expected to seize slumlord property, build park”: http://www.king5.com/story/news/local/seattle/2015/03/12/seattle-slumlord-housing-roosevelt/70238296/
From Kimberly Mills, Communications Director, Seattle City of Attorney’s Office, Civil Division: (We) invite you to a press conference tomorrow morning to learn how the City is moving forward decisively in dealing with the $3 million-plus legal judgment owed by the Sisleys. Pete, the mayor, council members and representatives of …
