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What’s Your Question for City Councilmembers?

Call 206-684-8821 or email your questions now for Councilmembers Jean Godden, Bruce Harrell and Tim Burgess on this month’s edition of City Inside/Out: Council Edition. The show premieres Wednesday, February 24, 7p.m. Cable 21.  Do you have questions for Seattle City Councilmembers? How does the Council want to handle the City’s 2011[More]

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]

City Council President: No Tunnel Distraction

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

Replacing the 520 Bridge

The plan includes building a second drawbridge over the Montlake Cut in addition to a new six-lane span over Lake Washington. [More]

The Mayor says he paid “political price” for tunnel

"The Legislature was intent on jamming a new elevated highway down our throats." [More]

Pick the Pundit

Pundits say the darndest things.[More]

Port Commission Candidates Face Off

On City Inside/Out, the candidates for the Port debate. In Position 3, real-estate broker David Doud is facing off against diesel/biofuel salesman Rob Holland; in Position 4, cargo manager Max Vekich matches up against businessman Tom Albro.[More]

Mayor asked: Can tunnel be stopped?

While Mayor Greg Nickels says he is confident that a bored tunnel will replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct, he acknowledges that , “A person who wanted to kill it and was dedicated to just that probably could do it.” [More]

More sidewalks will reduce pedestrian crashes, says Councilmember

On City Inside/Out: Council Edition, Seattle City Councilmember Nick Licata says Seattle has around 400 accidents involving pedestrians and vehicles per year. He believes the City can lower that number by building more sidewalks. [More]

Councilmembers agree: Stopping the tunnel will be tough

On City Inside/Out: Council Edition, three Seattle City Councilmembers discuss whether replacing the Alaskan Way Viaduct with a 1.7 mile, $1.9 billion deep-bore tunnel is a done deal. “It’s not just a deal. It’s not something that is just a handshake,” says Councilmember Sally Clark. “This is a project. It has been approved through the Legislature by the Governor.” [More]