Jazz, Malls, and Signs of Spring – Ravenna Blog Sunday Edition

Last-minute turkey cooking equipment

Please read this.

https://crosscut.com/opinion/2020/11/i-lost-my-mom-covid-19-dont-let-holidays-steal-yours

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• Walk ins
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Seattle council member Alex Pedersen is voting against harm reduction funding for drug users on the grounds that he visited the Insight supervised consumption facility in Vancouver and "the outcomes in terms of getting people into treatment were not strong."

Debate just now on transfer of about $6 million from vacant police officer positions to community programs TBD by participatory budget process (mentioned in here https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics/seattle-city-council-proposes-package-of-changes-to-mayor-jenny-durkans-2021-budget-plan/). Pedersen objected. Council members then voted 8-1 for the action.

A reason to reduce capacity at stores and shut down indoor dining: Workers are getting sick and spreading to friends and family https://www.capitolhillseattle.com/2020/11/250-days-after-first-restrictions-washington-starts-new-covid-19-lockdown/

CM Alex Pedersen dropped a bill yesterday that would raise car tab fees by $20 in order to fund $7.2 million in bridge maintenance annually. https://www.theurbanist.org/2020/11/14/pedersen-herbold-and-lewis-propose-20-car-tab-fee-to-fund-bridge-maintenance/