A very mixed bag of tweets this week: The grand opening of the University Village Microsoft Store, increasing signs of life at new German restaurant Heidelberg Haus, and the sudden and unexpected death of 46th District State Senator Scott White.
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The last day for @zoeyogurt in Green Lake is TOMORROW, Friday, October 16.
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OR if you're CM Alex Pedersen: “This positive ruling preserves these vital transportation resources and renews Seattle’s flexibility to fix more pot holes, reduce traffic congestion, and even increase bridge maintenance to benefit all modes of travel.” 🙄
“I’m thrilled our State Supreme Court overturned I-976 to cancel this threat to our transportation networks and validate Seattle voters who strongly rejected that harmful measure,” said Councilmember Alex Pedersen who chairs the Transportation Committee. https://news.seattle.gov/2020/10/15/coalition-prevails-in-initiative-976-lawsuit-at-state-supreme-court/
Just a friendly reminder on this random day in October that if we do not shop at local businesses
ESPECIALLY THIS YEAR
our local stores will DISAPPEAR.
28th Avenue Northeast between Northeast 125th and 127th Streets in Lake City (in front of the library) has been renamed Hayashi Avenue in honor of the Hayashi family, who owned Lake City Farms before being forced from their home during Japanese internment. https://council.seattle.gov/2020/10/09/councilmember-debora-juarez-celebrates-renaming-of-hayashi-avenue-with-lake-city-community/
COVID-19 cases in UW Greek row outbreak top 200 https://www.king5.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/covid-19-cases-in-uw-greek-row-outbreak-top-200/281-788d1280-c013-4d5d-add7-49a377b92c5c?utm_campaign=snd-autopilot
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