Wedgwood Community Council meeting – Safer Streets for All (LIVE COVERAGE)
May 15, 2013 by 4 Comments
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Just discovered a traffic circle with Don Quixote in the middle of it, if you’ve been wondering what he’s been up to lately.
Do you know where the lunchboxes are?
And did you clean them out back in June?
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SEA and SPS have come to a tentative agreement on the educators’ contract. Based on the agreement, the start of school for all students, including preschool and kindergarten, is Wednesday, Sept. 14. This will not be an early release day. More: https://buff.ly/3RJgSJV
7700 block of 25th Ave NE: Correction, patient is a 6-year-old female. Crews took apart the play structure and were able to safely extricate the patient, who is in stable condition. Reducing response to a few units.
If you’re hearing sirens, here’s why.
Crews are responding to reports of a 2-year-old child’s arm stuck in a play structure near the 7700 block of 25th Ave NE. Please avoid the area.
Large response at Magnuson Park
Water rescue response headed to 7400 block of Sand Point Way NE for report of 24-foot boat with six people that need a tow. One adult female aboard vessel is reported to have sustained an injury.
Soft opening for Muto Ramen & Sushi on NE 65th St next to Sod House Bakery. Open daily, 11 to 7. 🍣
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The arboretum waterfront trail is open again!
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Thanks for covering this! I wish I could’ve been there. I’m Glad to see road diets getting a mention, as they end up creating such a huge improvement for everyone (including drivers).
Nice work with the coverage. I would have liked to have seen this meeting taking place in their sanctuary!
Thanks for doing this live blog. We appreciate it. This enables us to share the details of the meeting with those who couldn’t be there.
Rebecca, thank you so much. I relied on your post to do a report which is on the Wedgwood Community Council page at wedgwoodcc.org I was taking notes with pen and paper! Your live-blog report helped me a lot.