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University District’s Scarecrow Video is looking to raise money from its community to continue operating its extensive video collection and rental business.
Dinner with strangers sounds intimidating — that’s why City Editor Madeline tried Timeleft first so we could tell you what’s up.
Central District is one of Seattle’s main hubs for the Black community + served as a landing place for Scandinavian, Japanese, and German-Jewish settlers.
Looking to become a farmers market vendor? Here are some permits, resources, and general info you will need + which products each market is looking for.
The two local theatre companies both unanimously approved the exploration of a merger — here’s what we know.
The Seattle Department of Transportation’s Shoreline Street Ends program turns any shoreline at the end of a street into a public access beach.
Seattle’s “ramps to nowhere,” which were partially demolished during WSDOT’s current Montlake project, were the result of 1963 protests — sometimes referred to as the Freeway Revolts — over the construction of a freeway that would have split the Central District in half.
The goal is to completely convert its fleet of ferry boats to running on hybrid-electric power by 2030 and be emission-free by 2050.
Here are some storm resources to help prepare for potential emergency situations + get the aid you need in the wake of severe weather conditions.
