The Seattle Times has an overview [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2004369904_tolls24m.html] of the long-awaited results of the federally funded, multi-million "Traffic Choices" study conducted by the Puget Sound Region Council (PSRC) to look at the viability of widespread road tolli
They are changing fast, turning into neighborhood gathering places. Did we put too much emphasis on our glittering downtown branch, and does it have enough of the comforts of a bookstore?
Chapter 2: Neighborhood district councils are the starting point for citizen involvement in Seattle. At the bottom of the hierarchy, it is a world of long meetings and grinding process. You can have influence there, but it will require a great deal of patience.
In a municipality dominated by Dems, the assessor argues for a radical idea: less bureaucracy.
Here's an interesting mind game. What if the Oklahoma City owners of the Sonics have been behaving honorably all along? News today of an email that envisioned a "sweet flip" of the team [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/sonics/2004367238_sonisale23.html], keeping it in Seattle, makes such a the
