Mike Lindblom
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Sound Transit CEO claims his $30K bonus and wins a pay raise - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Sound Transit CEO Dow Constantine has been awarded a $30,000 bonus, and a new three-year contract, following the debut of light rail across Lake Washington, along with record passenger loads during the World Cup soccer tournament. The 16-0 board vote on Thursday increases his current $474,276 salary to $490,086 for the year beginning Jan. 1, a boost based on wage comparisons with other transit CEOs, a staff report said. The one-time bonus is in addition to that. CEO Constantine has brought much-
Light rail arrival in West Seattle delayed again - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Light rail trains won't arrive in West Seattle for another nine years, according to a schedule update issued Thursday by Sound Transit. The new target is 2035 to deliver an enlarged Sodo Station, a high-rise Duwamish River train bridge, 3.9 miles of tracks, and peninsular stations at Delridge and Alaska Junction. Sound Transit advertised a 2030 opening during the ST3 ballot campaign of 2016, when voters approved sales, car-tab and property tax increases to build a dozen rail and bus megaprojects
Seattle light rail train derailment leads to suspended service, alternate routes - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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An overnight train derailment, only the second known derailment during Sound Transit light rail passenger service, has suspended service on two lines: the 1 Line from Capitol Hill station to SODO station and 2 Line from Capitol Hill station to Judkins Park station. The derailment, like the previous incident in 2009, were at low speed without injuries or passengers onboard. A Reddit user posted a photo of a train off the tracks at International District station, adding that an out of service trai
Jimothy’s odyssey inspires a burst of Seattle pop art, tattoos and more - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Through side-alley murals, oil paints, paper mosaics, and maybe even a few tattoos, Seattle's scampering community of pop artists can't help but immortalize Jimothy the stilt-legged raccoon who is believed to have short spine syndrome, a sudden everyman for the summer of 2026. This weekend's creative explosion shows Andy Warhol is no longer correct about those 15 minutes of fame. Even video footage viewed by millions, and a vintage reel of the raccoon's fence-top upbringing in Ballard, didn't sa
Jimothy’s odyssey inspires a burst of Seattle pop art, tattoos and more (opens the original)
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Through side-alley murals, oil paints, paper mosaics and maybe even a few tattoos, Seattle’s scampering community of pop artists can’t help but immortalize Jimothy, the stilt-legged raccoon who is believed to have short spine syndrome, a sudden everyman for the summer of 2026. This weekend’s creative explosion shows Andy Warhol is no longer correct about those 15 minutes of fame. Even video footage viewed by millions, and a vintage reel of the raccoon’s fence-top upbringing in Ballard, didn’t sa
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