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The Seattle Department of Transportation is seeking community input to understand the challenges that people face traveling along the corridor. In addition to pedestrian and bike safety, the survey asks about transit ridership along Aurora and how you… Read More
From The Urbanist The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is beginning the outreach phase of its Aurora Avenue N planning study, a pivotal step toward vitally needed improvements that will help to fix one of the most deadly… Read More
by Public Affairs on May 12, 2022 8:55 am A 26-year-old man was seriously injured in a shooting at an Aurora motel late Wednesday. Just before midnight, police were called to the motel in the 12000 block of Aurora for… Read More
Forwarding this email from Aurora Reimagined Coalition…. in case you would like to join them. Good afternoon all, I’m writing to invite you all to a walk and talk session that the Aurora Reimagined Coalition is planning for… Read More
From Seattle Department of Transportation: Addressing safety on Aurora Ave N is a critical step in our work to achieve our Vision Zero goal of ending traffic deaths and serious injuries on Seattle streets by 2030 by Michaela Wright on April 11, 2022 We… Read More
From Lee Bruch, Aurora Reimagined Coalition Late last night the Move Ahead Washington bill (SB 5975 – 2021-22) passed in the WA House (It previously passed in the Senate). There may be some minor reconciliations, but it has… Read More
Aurora Avenue N has many problems, as we in our neighborhood know well. A recent article in The Urbanist calls for the state to invest $99 million to address problems. The article is at this link. Read it… Read More
The Aurora Reimagined Coalition is holding a meeting to update on its recent activities on Monday November 8 at 7 PM. You can join the meeting online. See details below. We may not know for certain who will… Read More
By Andrew Scheinthal, KIRO 7 News SEATTLE — Attention, Costco shoppers! Costco could be taking over the site of the old Sam’s Club off of Aurora Avenue in North Seattle. The Western Washington company filed paperwork with the… Read More
Livability would flourish in surrounding neighborhoods if cars were removed from one of Seattle’s deadliest and most polluted streets. An article thinking big and long term. See the article at The Urbanist.
