A Community News Website for Broadview
Our project at 130th and Aurora has been quite interesting. Crews have unearthed pieces of Aurora history on nearly a daily basis. Old signal and street name sign footings, survey benchmarks, and utilities have unexpectedly been found on… Read More
A long-awaited improvement to pedestrian crosswalks at N 130th St. and Aurora Avenue N will begin construction on Tuesday May 31. Seattle Department of Transportation has provided the infomation below. The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) would like… Read More
“The Aurora Traffic Safety Project would like to inform you of an upcoming safe driving enforcement patrol on Aurora Avenue North.
On April 14th beginning at 6:30 am and running all day and evening, the Seattle Police Department, Washington State Patrol and Washington Liquor Control Board will be conducting a major traffic enforcement patrol to deter aggressive and distracted driving on Aurora.
Just wanted to update you on the progress for the N 143rd Street sidewalk project. SDOT is proceeding with designing a concrete sidewalk on the northside of N 143rd Street from 1st Ave NW to the existing asphalt walkway just west of Linden Ave N.
Seattle – Councilmember Tom Rasmussen, Chair of the Transportation Committee, will spend time in the Broadview neighborhood of Seattle this Saturday listening to residents. “I’m looking forward to visiting all areas of our City to speak with residents… Read More
by Dan Pavlovic Block Watch Captain Rental houses in the neighborhoods along the Aurora corridor are an ongoing public safety problem. Recently the King County Sheriff and SWAT team raided a residence in Greenwood confiscating 25 grams of… Read More
Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) has proposed building a 87-unit apartment house for homeless / low income residents at N 105th St. and Aurora Ave. N, the site of the current Cyndy’s House of Pancakes. Bill Hobson from… Read More
There will be a design review meeting for the building to replace Cyndy’s House of Pancakes on Monday January 10 at Ballard High School library. Typically at a second meeting the applicant responds to comments made at the… Read More
Housing for the homeless and low income people is a challenge in any economic environment, and maybe more so during our Great Recession. The North Seattle Herald has an article about the proposed low income housing at the parcel… Read More
OK, forget the headline. It wasn’t really my idea. It came from this story (from the News-Tribune in Ballard) about living car-free in Seattle. I found the interview with Seattle’s self-named “bike chick” interesting and helpful. Living car… Read More
