Moclips
Moclips, WA · Municipal
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‘Vindicated’: We Heart Seattle says state probe clears nonprofit
We Heart Seattle founder Andrea Suarez announced Wednesday that a months-long state investigation into her organization’s handling of discarded needles and fentanyl foil ended without findings of wrongdoing, declaring the nonprofit “vindicated” while renewing her criticism of Seattle’s homelessness policies. In a video posted to social...
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The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Seattle This Weekend: Oct 30–Nov 1, 2026
Happy Halloweekend! There are so many spellbinding things to do, from Navy Strength's Nightmare on Wall Street: The Final Nightmare to Dia de Muertos Festival Seattle and from Draw The Block: Night Of The Starving Artist to a Holiday Decoration Swap. Just don't forget to set your clocks back an hour on Sunday and VOTE BY NEXT TUESDAY!! For more ideas, check out our top picks of the week.
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Akron ballot issues go further than rental laws in Columbus, Seattle
The housing proposals that Akron voters will consider to eliminate application fees for renters, allow security deposits to be paid over several months and treat people with criminal histories as a protected class have similarities to laws in locations across the country. Those proposals mirror others in states and cities...
The Center Square
Conflicting Stories Emerge Over Drug Use at Seattle Homeless Village
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Mill Creek Annexation Could Add 11,700 Residents, but One Leader Smells a 'Sugar High'
Mill Creek is moving toward its biggest expansion in nearly two decades, after the City Council voted 6-0, with one abstention, to authorize staff to begin working with Snohomish County and the state Boundary Review Board on a plan that could add an estimated 11,700 residents south of the city. If it goes through, the annexation would be Mill Creek's first since 2008 and could push the city's population from about 21,000 to roughly 32,000.
My Ballard
New signs coming to Greenwood Healthy Streets
This fall, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will be working on the Healthy Street signage along 1st Ave NW, N 100th St, and Fremont Ave N in Greenwood. Healthy Streets started during the pandemic in 2020 as a way to get people outside more. They have several safety features like easier crossings at busy streets, speed humps to slow down drivers, and pavement markings. When it first established the Healthy Streets, SDOT installed fixtures like concrete block bases and painted curb bulbs to signal the start of a Healthy Street—the upcoming project will secure the sign bases to the streets.
MyNorthwest.com
‘I just don’t agree with the timing’: Gee questions councils opposing WA girls’ sports initiative
KIRO host Gee Scott agreed with Lynnwood and Edmonds city council members who voted to oppose Washington’s parental rights and girls’ sports initiatives, but he questioned their decision to weigh in while voters are filling out ballots. On “The Gee and Ursula Show” on KIRO Newsradio, Gee separated...
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Innis Arden Way road closure extended to November 30, 2026
Shoreline is replacing the culvert below NW Innis Arden Way for the Boeing Creek Culvert Replacement Project (Hidden Lake Phase II). This work will help minimize flood and erosion risks in the area. It will also help remove barriers to future fish passage. NW Innis Arden Way is fully closed...
MyNorthwest.com
‘We were the soft target’: Jake and Spike back Saka’s $1M push for Seattle Center cameras
KIRO host Spike O’Neill argued that Seattle’s reluctance to use police cameras left the city exposed. He and co-host Jake Skorheim backed a Seattle City Council proposal to spend about $1 million on surveillance cameras at Seattle Center. “We were the soft target,” Spike said on “The Jake...
Shine My Crown
‘Never Change Medication Dose Without Your Prescriber’: Attorney Warns After ChatGPT Sued for Causing Woman’s Death
Attorney Danielle Bess is warning about the dangers of relying on artificial intelligence for medication decisions after the parents of a 31-year-old… The post ‘Never Change Medication Dose Without Your Prescriber’: Attorney Warns After ChatGPT Sued for Causing Woman’s Death appeared first on Shine My Crown .
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Ex-Burien City Manager’s Excessive Complaints, KCHRA Elaborates on Money Troubles (and Lays off Key Staff) and More
Despite what my Bluesky would have you believe, there is more stuff going on in and around Seattle than just the budget!. 1. Three months after we requested a report on the investigation into former Burien city manager Adolfo Bailon’s performance, the city of Burien finally provided a heavily redacted copy of the 24-page document. Although the redactions (of phrases like “city manager” and “city attorney” as well.
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Arlington, WA haunted house shuts down over strict codes, sends monsters to Stanwood
The Arlington Community Haunted House has closed after more than a decade of Halloween scares and neighborhood traditions. Organizers say new building and fire code requirements led to a denied permit, forcing the family to cancel this year's event. Many of the haunted house's props were donated to Terror for...
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South Park Gets Seattle's Biggest Tiny House Village, 90 Homes With Locking Doors
Seattle's largest tiny house village has opened its doors in South Park, giving 90 people experiencing homelessness a locking door, a bed and a path toward stability. Cloverleaf Village includes fully insulated 8-by-12-foot homes equipped with heat, air conditioning, electricity, windows and furnishings, along with a community kitchen, 10 bathrooms, a laundry facility, case management offices, community gathering spaces and a dog run.