Another botched opportunity: Seattle again fails to develop a spectacular park in its urban core. And a lake loop trail comes up short in terms of, well, fun. Bremerton does better on a waterfront park; Tacoma on a waterfront trail.
Visions of opportunity clash with fears of being squashed by the big players.
We could be hit by a "perfect storm" of tax cuts and revenue limits. What's a city to do, then, to fund its needs? The private sector might have to be part of any solution.
The answer lies in the assumptions pollsters make about the current party identifications in our state.
Pollster Stuart Elway rebuts an allegation from The Vance Report that the former overstates Democratic numbers.
