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Slow down, Bellevue. New speed cameras are watching (opens the original)
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Speeders be warned. The city of Bellevue has installed speed cameras in four locations with higher risks of collisions. The cameras debuted in mid-August as a pilot program. Drivers who exceeded the posted speed limit by 8 mph or more received a warning. But that grace period is coming to an end. The city will soon start giving out speed tickets. The safety cameras are part of Bellevue’s Vision Zero Initiative to increase safety. Its goal is to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries on ci
Seattle launches plan to help urban groceries survive and thrive (opens the original)
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Seattle has kicked off a new effort to help grocery stores in underserved neighborhoods survive and thrive. Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced a $1.7 million initiative this week that will provide expertise, funding, and technical support to help existing stores expand and improve security. “Every person deserves to have access to fresh, healthy food,” Wilson said in a press release. “We are supporting local grocers because neighborhood stores play a vital role in making our city more affordab
New signs are coming for King County restaurants with labor violations (opens the original)
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The next time you visit a restaurant, you might see an extra placard from the health department. Health placards often indicate the business’s food safety rating, but the second sign will have a different message, one that’s related to labor violations. Last year, the King County Board of Health approved a new rule allowing additional safety inspections and adding a second sign at establishments with unresolved labor violations such as withholding pay, forced overtime, or limiting use of paid si
'Preposterous.' 6 Washingtonians on how the high cost of living affects their lives (opens the original)
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The cost of living is weighing on many Washington state residents' minds. It’s a top concern cited by people who responded to a survey from KUOW’s Community Voices Network, a new effort that showcases what regular people think about the big issues of the day. Many respondents told us they feel the pinch of higher prices whether they pay for gas, food, and rent. Even some families that consider themselves middle or upper middle class say they struggle to make ends meet. A recent report by the Was
Seattle's Route 8 is notoriously slow. Will Denny Way's new bus lane help? (opens the original)
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Monday marked the beginning of a long-awaited change to Seattle’s slowest downtown bus line, Route 8. The so-called “late eight” got a dedicated bus lane along a roughly one-mile stretch of Denny Way. The new bus-only lane runs from Fifth Avenue to Stewart Street, said Seattle Department of Transportation worker Dominic Padilla. He and a co-worker, Quebec Munoz, were busy painting big white letters on the road Monday, warning cars to avoid hogging the lane. With more than 7,000 daily riders in b
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