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Tips for Creating the Perfect Home Office

(StatePoint) With more people nationwide opting to create their own businesses or work for their employer remotely, the home office has become one of the most used spaces of the house, with many people spending more than eight hours a day in this room. If you’re one of these people, the kitchen table just won’t cut it if you’re looking to get serious and organized.
Officials blast Trump’s Title X gag rule

State, Planned Parenthood exit federal family planning program
St. Demetrios delivers food, dance, culture through longtime festival

St. Demetrios delivers food, dance, culture through longtime festival
Sawant proposes expanding tiny house villages citywide

A push by Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant to significantly expand the number of tiny house villages in the city through a series of land-use code amendments could be taken up by the full council this fall.
Arboretum Foundation receiving grant for composting toilet

New restroom facility to be located near Pacific Connections Garden

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Tips for Creating the Perfect Home Office

(StatePoint) With more people nationwide opting to create their own businesses or work for their employer remotely, the home office has become one of the most used spaces of the house, with many people spending more than eight hours a day in this room. If you’re one of these people, the kitchen table just won’t cut it if you’re looking to get serious and organized.
Colorectal Cancer: Symptoms, Family History Don’t Always Precede the Preventable Disease

Edmonds resident Helen Nind learned she had colorectal cancer in June 2018, which surprised her since the 55-year-old mother of two teenage sons had no family history of the disease, was not having symptoms, felt healthy and never thought she would have cancer.
Officials blast Trump’s Title X gag rule

State, Planned Parenthood exit federal family planning program
St. Demetrios delivers food, dance, culture through longtime festival

St. Demetrios delivers food, dance, culture through longtime festival
Sawant proposes expanding tiny house villages citywide

A push by Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant to significantly expand the number of tiny house villages in the city through a series of land-use code amendments could be taken up by the full council this fall.
Earthquake Preparedness Checklist

Water first - Toilet second - Make a household family plan

REAL ESTATE

Don’t believe the hype

Reading the doom-and-gloom headlines about Seattle’s real estate market is an echo of what happened this exact time last year — it’s like wash, rinse, repeat. You have to look at the data and understand consumer behavior to know that right now we’re far from experiencing a housing crash.
City selects buyer for Mercer Mega Block

Alexandria plans life science campus, mixed-incomeapartment tower, South Lake Union community center
Assessor announces new property tax relief threshold for seniors

Low-income seniors and individuals and veterans with disabilities reporting a 2019 income less than $58,423 may be eligible for property tax relief in 2020 under new Department of Revenue guidelines published earlier this month.
Group advocating restoration of Arboretum Creek watershed

FOAC wants to reconnect Alder, Alley Creek to support watershed, improve sewer system capacity

The Friends of Arboretum Creek group is seeking support for a grant request to fund preliminary designs for revitalizing Arboretum Creek, strengthening natural areas around Lake Washington and easing demand on the local sewer system.
WSDOT plans new SR 520 to I-5 Express HOV connector

Construction to start in 2020 in conjunction with Montlake Phase of bridge replacement

WSDOT plans to begin constructing a reversible HOV-only connection from State Route 520 to Mercer Street via Interstate 5 express lanes next year, providing an easier commute between South Lake Union and the Eastside.
Fort Lawton land-use petition a federal case

Affordable housing redevelopment plan challenge moves to U.S. District Court for decision

The City of Seattle has been granted approval to move a land-use petition filed by prolific Fort Lawton redevelopment opponent Elizabeth Campbell challenging affordable housing plans to U.S. District Court.