Sequim

Sequim, WA · Municipal
MyNorthwest.com
‘They can’t afford to keep the ones that they have’: Jake and Spike clash over Seattle’s $22 minimum wage
KIRO host Jake Skorheim argued the problem facing Seattle small businesses isn’t finding workers. “It’s not because they can’t find the employees,” Jake said on “The Jake and Spike Show” on KIRO Newsradio. “They can’t afford to keep the ones that they have.”
nordicnews.net
Kenmore seeks to better regulate e-bikes
New legislation regarding electric bikes became law in Washington on June 11. This law classifies types of e-bikes and sets a minimum age limit of 16 for users of certain e-bike classes. However, these regulations have proven to be difficult to enforce in Kenmore, as the city’s ability to identify the classification of e-bikes being used and the identity of the user is incredibly limited at the moment.
fox13seattle.com
shorelineareanews.com
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westseattleblog.com
425magazine.com
Updates Provided on Renton Market, Piazza Park Projects
Work on the Renton Market and Piazza Park projects is continuing to take shape and is looking to usher in a "new era for downtown," according to a recent city of Renton press release. The Renton Market’s final building inspections have been approved, and the city is preparing to turn...
everafterinthewoods.com
Holiday Lights Turn This 53-Acre Washington Botanic Garden Into A Winter Walk You’ll Remember
A suspension bridge hangs over a forested ravine just minutes from downtown skyscrapers, and walking across it costs nothing at all. That alone made me want to know more about this garden. The grounds stretch across 53 acres of gardens, woodlands, and wetlands. There’s a Japanese garden, a rock garden,...
nildealnow.com
Seattle Loses More Than 70 Minutes of Daylight in November as Fargo, Minneapolis, and Bangor See Days Shrink by Over an Hour
UNITED STATES — Daylight is shrinking quickly across the country this month, with parts of the northern United States losing more than an hour of daylight between November 1 and November 30. Seattle will lose more than 70 minutes of daylight during that stretch, among the largest drops in the Lower 48. Southern states will see smaller losses of around 30 minutes, while Alaska faces the most dramatic decline of all.