Posts Tagged ‘Downtown’
Interested in continuing your education in a convenient Downtown setting? Antioch University Seattle is hosting an open house where you can learn more about the school’s innovative curriculum, faculty, degrees and certificate programs. Next Tuesday, April 19th, visit the university for refreshments and choose from different sessions where you can learn more about the program [...]
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The Downtown Residents Council is hosting a conversation with Councilmember Sally Bagshaw, Chair of the Parks Committee, and Victoria Schoenburg, Strategic Advisor for Center City Parks, for the spring quarter forum focused on public spaces. Downtown Seattle is home to more than two dozen parks, community centers and open spaces – part of what makes [...]
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The Downtown Seattle Association is working to make Downtown more family and kid-friendly and has identified development of an outdoor children’s play space in the Retail Core as an immediate priority. Downtown residents have been asked to submit their feedback and comments on the proposal and the response has been tremendous in just the first [...]
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Just in time for storm season, Seattle City Light wants to help its customers connect while on-the-go. The utility company, which houses power to more than one million Seattle area residents, has unleashed a mobile-friendly version of their webpages and a free app for smartphone users. The mobile features allow customers to report streetlight problems, [...]
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As part of the new Seattle Nightlife Initiative, the City is currently conducting community outreach surrounding five proposed late night taxi zones. These taxi zones – four of which are planned for the Downtown Seattle area – are part of Mayor Mike McGinn’s efforts to create a safe and vibrant nighttime economy. Each stand would [...]
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