The Weekend Wrap: Neighborhood Headline News, March 6-12

by Michael van Baker on March 12, 2011

In the Beacon Hill light rail station

  • Where would the radioactivity go? (Cliff Mass)
  • Aurora Traffic Safety Project Update (Aurora | Seattle)
  • Bagshaw envisions ‘bike boulevards’ in Seattle (My Ballard)
  • Beacon Hill most needs beer bar? (Beacon Hill Blog)
  • What happens to Belltown in the event of a tsunami? (belltownpeople)
  • Man found murdered in Federal/Republican empty lot identified (Capitol Hill Seattle)
  • Skillet Diner making a home for street food at 14th and Union (Central District News)
  • Rule Changes Could Alter Seattle Food Cart Scene (Fremont Universe)
  • Links a Go Go, March 7 (Blogging Georgetown)
  • Seattle Parks asks park users to be sensitive to nesting ground birds (My Green Lake)
  • First Briarcliff home for sale for $1.3 million (Magnolia Voice)
  • A bridge still closed – 15th Ave. span waiting for three days without rain (Maple Leaf Life)
  • Zoo receives $4 million challenge grant for ‘More Wonder More Wild’ campaign (PhinneyWood)
  • Crime down in Queen Anne, except for car thefts (Queen Anne View)
  • South Seattle Cop Responds to Mayor’s Suggestion That Cops Live Local (Rainier Valley Post)
  • Judge orders Jiggles to cover up immediately (Ravenna Blog)
  • Why do the trees at Green Lake Park have tags on them? (Roosiehood)
  • Arroz con Gandules, A Food Memory… (Southend Seattle)
  • DESC brings dignity to Seattle neighborhoods (South Seattle Beacon)
  • Views and Heights (The Southlake)
  • Police searching for missing UW student (U District Daily)
  • Tilth hosts PCC Farmland Trust fundraiser (My Wallingford)
  • Keeping Bees (Wallyhood)
  • Crews drilling to do research for West Seattle CSO raingardens (West Seattle Blog)
  • Seattle annexation? City Council president questioned at 34th District Democrats (White Center Now)
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