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Sound Transit opens $240 million station expected to serve few riders - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Former Sound Transit Board Member David Baker called Sound Transit’s newest light rail station a waste of taxpayer money. “It’s a $240 million boondoggle," he said. The light rail system’s newest station opened Wednesday in a residential area of single-family homes and a golf course in North Seattle already served by two other stations, one a mile away and another 1.9 miles away. Originally, the station was supposed to be built with mid-rise housing, and commuters from those buildings would take
Seattle mayor's proposed budget increases public safety spending, no new taxes - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson proposed no new business taxes in her budget plan for next year, instead closing an estimated $175 million budget gap by eliminating 143 positions, most of them vacant. Wilson had said leading up to the release of Tuesday’s $9.1 billion budget proposal that she was considering new progressive business taxes, setting off alarm bells in the business community and warnings that job losses could follow. "I have made the difficult decision to transmit a budget without major
Seattle mayor scales back homeless shelter plan - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Mayor Katie Wilson has walked back a campaign promise to provide indoor shelter for all of Seattle’s homeless residents. Wilson, in a press release, is citing budget limitations and bureaucratic challenges as reasons why her original plan in March to add 1,000 shelter units per year is an aspirational goal rather than an achievable one. Seattle faces a $175 million budget deficit next year. Instead, Wilson presented an updated two-year plan late Monday offering 960 new beds over the next two yea
Seattle spending millions to aid illegal immigrants as ICE arrests increase - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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A $4 million Seattle program is continuing to help illegal immigrants as the Trump administration ramps up its crackdown on those in the U.S. without authorization, said Oksana Bilobran, interim director of Seattle's Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs. Bilobran told the City Council’s Libraries, Education and Neighborhoods Committee Wednesday that immigration arrests had reached an all-time high of close to 50 a month in July and August. Statistics presented to the committee show the number
Chamber of Commerce to Seattle mayor: No new taxes or regulations - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Seattle Metro Chamber of Commerce officials didn’t name Mayor Katie Wilson at their annual meeting Thursday, but the message was aimed at her: no new taxes or regulations. "Companies have choices, talent has choices, other regions are competing aggressively against us," the chamber’s President and CEO Joe Nguyen said before an audience of 850 people. "And meanwhile, employers are confronting rising costs, public safety concerns, and the cumulative impact of policies that are shaped without consi
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