A Community News Website for Broadview
The Broadview Community Council had endorsed the completion of Vital Streets in Broadview-Bitter Lake-Haller Lake from the 1999 Plan. Vital Streets are the connecting streets that help form a community of users from all forms of transportation. Walkers need sidewalks, bicycles… Read More
Mayor McGinn announced this evening that North 143rd will have 3200 square feet of sidewalks constructed as part of eleven city wide Neighborhood Street Fund Projects. The North 143rd safety improvement project, supported by the Broadview Community Council… Read More
Fremont Ave N and N 105th Street SEATTLE—The Seattle Department of Transportation will install a new traffic signal at the intersection of Fremont Avenue North and North 105th Street early in August to serve the Interurban North signed… Read More
Hi Richard, I wanted to let you know that we enjoyed the Seattle Sketcher article and sketch about you and Linden Avenue yesterday in the Seattle Times! I’m sending along an attachment with the article in case you… Read More
Wednesday, May 6, 2009 Last updated 11:56 a.m. PT Brandy Sebron-Kelley, right, holds up a sign which details how she was hit by a car at North 130th Street and Linden Avenue North while in a crosswalk and… Read More
Meryl Schenker / P-I On the north side of Virginia Street, betweeen First and Second avenues in downtown Seattle, the sidewalk is severely buckled. The city of Seattle is encouraging people to get out of their cars this… Read More
By Sanjay Bhatt Seattle Times staff reporter John and Sarah Price walk along Alki Avenue Southwest, where a citywide review team has proposed spending $600,000 to extend the sidewalk on the water side of the street to Beach… Read More
From today’s budget proposal by Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels: …The 2008 Proposed Budget also adds new money from the General Subfund and Real Estate Excise Tax (REET) for a variety of projects, including: Existing neighborhood-based project funds, which… Read More
Walking is the oldest and most efficient, affordable, and environmentally-friendly form of transportation there is its how transit riders eventually reach their destinations, and its the primary way that neighbors get to know one another and begin to… Read More
By Sanjay Bhatt Seattle Times staff reporter http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003845912_sidewalks21m.html Jim Portillo walks in the roadway, just a few feet from passing cars, because there are no sidewalks along his Greenwood street. Portillo, 31, is blind. Sweeping the area ahead… Read More
