Weekly Digest
The following are the latest 10 articles from The Urbanist articles for the week of 09/13/21. You can catch up on other recent articles directly on our online magazine or never miss a story by adding us to your RSS feeds.
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Author: Doug Trumm
Snippet: Ahead of the 2023 election, the seven Seattle City Council districts are set to be redrawn using 2020 U.S. Census figures to rebalance each district’s population level. The bureau’s population […]
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Author: Stephen Fesler
Snippet: What you need to know about transit service and special events for the Northgate extension opening on October 2nd. It’s a mere two and a half weeks to the opening […]
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Author: Stephen Fesler
Snippet: Not Just Bikes explains how most speed limits are set on North American streets and road using the 85th Percentile technique as well as the challenge that street designs present […]
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Author: Stephen Fesler
Snippet: A lot to upgrade: Amtrak has its work cut out for it to making all stations accessible to people with disabilities ($). Charging station issues: What’s wrong with a federal […]
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Author: Natalie Bicknell Argerious
Snippet: The building will provide affordable LGBTQ+ affirming housing, health services, and community support to seniors. Today GenPride and Community Roots Housing break ground on Pride Place, a 118-unit LGBTQ+ affirming […]
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Author: Ray Dubicki
Snippet: As of Thursday, Seattle Public Schools (SPS) had six days of school and six days of late school buses. It’s a local impact of a national school bus driver shortage. […]
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Author: Ryan Packer
Snippet: Seattle is on track to see a huge increase in the number of people killed by traffic violence on its streets in 2021. The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) Vision […]
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Author: Futurewise
Snippet: How a major loophole in the Growth Management Act has allowed unnecessary sprawl and non-compliant development to gobble up our rural lands for decades. This is the first installment of […]
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Author: Natalie Bicknell Argerious
Snippet: Is it possible to create deeply affordable housing for people making less than 30% of area median income (AMI) without relying on ongoing public subsidies? Nonprofit EcoTHRIVE believes so, and […]
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Author: Stephen Fesler
Snippet: The fall service changes are coming to transit agencies across Puget Sound. They won’t all happen at the same but there are some very significant changes that are coming with […]
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