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Should Seattle double its transit sales tax? Prop. 1 is on the November ballot. Transit union leader Greg Woodfill and Charles Prestrud of the Washington Policy Center weigh in with host @callananseattle on City Inside/Out. Full conversation at the link below ⬇️
Seattle has a law banning street takeovers, but the number of illegal stunt-driving incidents are on the rise. Councilmember Rob Saka weighs in on the challenge and how he thinks the city can stop them. Full ep. of City Inside/Out: Council Edition, at the link below ⬇️
At a moment when immigration & American identity remain at center of national conversation, Ilan Stavans offers a deeply personal perspective. The Mexican-born author reflects on finding a home in U.S. & the gift he hopes to give back through his new book: https://t.co/azfwHQYlLi
Just moments ago, @MayorofSeattle Katie B. Wilson delivered her first budget address. In her remarks, Wilson outlined a proposal centered on public safety, expanding shelter, and balancing the budget. Watch here: https://t.co/gQqDF5gxgl
In a city that runs on coffee, someone has to keep the espresso flowing. Since 1986, this unassuming shop in Phinney Ridge has been giving Seattle’s beloved machines a little extra TLC. Watch full @azwithnancyg feature: https://t.co/Hx30Bttn0n
Seattle stories took the national stage as Seattle Channel staff earned 8 Government Programming Awards, including the top honor for Overall Excellence. This marks the team’s 12th Overall Excellence award over the past 17 years. https://t.co/pZpLnVuyP0
Trans girls in school sports & parents’ access to student records are at the center of two initiatives Washington voters will decide this November. City Inside/Out hears arguments for and against both measures: https://t.co/hTS59VbDwG
NEED YOUR QUESTIONS: I'm hosting @CMBobKettle & @CMRobSaka of @SeattleCouncil on @SeattleChannel in a few days. Do you have questions for them about public safety, transportation (their two committees), anything else? Please send by COB Friday!
Earlier today, @MayorofSeattle Wilson announced & signed an Executive Order to enhance the @CityofSeattle's emergency management systems, reduce vulnerabilities, & foster resilient communities capable of withstanding & recovering from future emergencies.
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On Tuesday, @MayorofSeattle Wilson signed the “Rental Junk Fees” bill into law. The legislation is aimed at helping Seattle renters get a clearer picture of housing costs before signing a lease. https://t.co/u8JuqkLlqO
“I believe that art can heal. I believe that art can change a human heart.” Timothy White Eagle's words feel especially resonant as Seattle remembers the artist & ritualist, who died last week. Revisit his remarkable creative spirit in this 2016 profile: https://t.co/h4qED2wgn9
For people experiencing homelessness, a pet can be a lifeline. But getting medical care for both can be a challenge. One Seattle clinic brings human and veterinary care together under one roof. Watch: https://t.co/zKarQnNuDv
The Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce held its Annual Meeting at The Westin Seattle under the theme "A Region of Connection," with a keynote conversation featuring Expedia Group CEO Ariane Gorin. Watch here: https://t.co/V2KQPagfP0
Today, @SeattleFire and @SeattlePD gathered at the Seattle Center Memorial Garden to mark 25 years since 9/11, honoring first responders and remembering the nearly 3,000 lives lost. Watch here: https://t.co/HOFAI4bq21
Gun violence, sex trafficking & housing costs are weighing heavily on District 5 voters. Seattle City Council candidates Nilu Jenks & Julie Kang explain how they would tackle those concerns. Hear from them both on City Inside/Out: https://t.co/lCKyrtvVUM
We know NYC's iconic Twin Towers & what they came to symbolize after September 11. But how much do we know about the Seattleite who designed them? Minoru Yamasaki’s story is one of hardship, resilience, & an architectural legacy that stretches far beyond World Trade Center.