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1/24
A choreographed snow response
Last week’s weather was a bit wacky – remember? Meteorologists kept changing their predictions of when & how much snow would be coming. Here at SDOT, we take winter weather seriously. It’s our job to clear the roads and help [...]
1/22
See what’s moving Seattle: Jan 22 – Jan 26
Boats might be causing traffic delays this week! Check out what events (including the Seattle Boat Show) are happening around the city that might impact traffic.   W E D   J A N  2 2:   Seattle Opera presents Tchaikovsky’s Eugene [...]
1/22
Three reasons to hop back on a bike during #Connect2020
The snow was a good excuse for many (but not all) of us to ignore our bikes last week, but now that highs are back around 50 with a grey blanket of clouds, it’s time to bundle up and befriend our bikes again.   Chapter 3 of the [...]
1/17
The Yesler Crescent plan establishes a new approach to public space planning.
We believe that streets, sidewalks, parks, & plazas full of social and commercial activity have the power to improve our city’s health, prosperity, & happiness.   It’s important for us to listen and see how people actually use [...]

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