The city still doesn’t know the effects of the original ordinance, but still strengthened the penalties this month.
It’s the fourth buffer zone added since last year where it’s illegal to sit or lie down.
The new School Closure Planning Committee will recommend one of the options to the school board by December.
Food truck owners can now, with conditions, get some temporary permit fees waived. But those conditions are difficult to meet.
On Tuesday, the city presented potential plans for a new or renovated stadium and fielded questions.
Meanwhile, local Republicans celebrated the national results. And Democrats applauded the local.
The ordinance passed Wednesday makes it more difficult to earn city contracts after violating wage laws.
Street improvements, libraries and communications could see significant cuts as the city tackles a deficit.
Community members can hear from staff and ask questions about the potential stadium project.
Initiative 24-01 would raise the city’s minimum wage to $20.24 per hour. The similar Initiative 24-02 was failing.
Superior Court Judge Whitney Rivera said Wednesday she was “honored to have the opportunity to continue serving Snohomish County.”
Seattle Pacific University owned the site for decades. The nonprofit plans to bring new programs to the site.
The grizzled group of 40 didn’t reach the mark they wanted Friday, but they had a good time anyway.
Concerns over election safety rose after attacks on ballot boxes and threats to election workers nationwide.
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Riaz Khan, a former City Council member, said he was fixing campaign signs Tuesday morning when two men attacked him.
The city hopes to reopen the elevator by December. Repairs could cost tens of thousands of dollars.
Both would raise the wage to $20.24 over time. Differences include tip credits and how businesses are defined.
