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State Legislature opens

City Inside/Out host C.R. Douglas and his team have put together a multi-story package to inform you about the upcoming state legislative session.[More]

Posted: January 11th, 2010 under Budget, City Issues, Economy, Housing and Human Services, Public Safety, SR 520, Take 21, Transportation, Viaduct.
Tags: C.R. Douglas, City Council, City Inside/Out, Legislature

City Council President: No Tunnel Distraction

My fear would be if we wind up getting ourselves distracted, caught up in lesser priorities.[More]

Posted: December 31st, 2009 under City Issues, Public Safety, Take 21, Transportation, Viaduct.
Tags: C.R. Douglas, City Council, Roads, Viaduct

Seattle Speaks: Take the survey on youth violence

Participate in a unique, interactive event to look at the City’s Youth Violence Prevention Initiative.[More]

Posted: November 5th, 2009 under City Issues, Public Safety, Take 21.
Tags: C.R. Douglas, Mayor, Police

“A cold-blooded, premeditated shooting”: Veteran officer killed

The fatal shooting of Seattle Police Department Officer Timothy Brenton, 39, on Saturday, October 31, in the Leschi neighborhood, has shocked Seattle. [More]

Posted: November 2nd, 2009 under City Issues, Public Safety, Take 21.
Tags: City Council, Mayor, Police

Mayor says: The prosecution of the war on drugs is “nuts”

On the latest episode of Ask the Mayor, Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels says, “The way that we have prosecuted the war on drugs is nuts.” [More]

Posted: October 2nd, 2009 under City Issues, Public Safety, Take 21.
Tags: C.R. Douglas, Mayor, Police

Officer Cookie’s Chess Club

This week on CityStream, Tony Ventrella reports on one police officer’s innovative effort to prevent youth violence by teaching chess.[More]

Posted: September 24th, 2009 under City Issues, Education, Public Safety, Take 21.
Tags: CityStream, Police