Weekly Update: 09/06/2021

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Public Service Announcements This Week Monday: Meetings with candidates for Port Of Seattle Commissioner. Can I share one of my frustrations? 😀 The big mistake all our Cities make in dealing with the Port is talking about the wrong things. Many of the things residents want the Port Commissioners to do, they legally cannot do. … Continue reading “Weekly Update: 09/06/2021”

Weekly Update: 08/29/2021

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Hopefully you’ve already seen the Christmas In July post. I’ve submitted six ideas so far.  Please send me yours by Monday September 6, 2021! The writing critiques generally fall into two camps: “Too damned long” or Too damned short, I have no idea what you’re talking about.” Over the next few weeks, I’ll be experimenting … Continue reading “Weekly Update: 08/29/2021”

Weekly Update: 08/22/2021

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Hopefully you’ve already seen the Christmas In July post.  Please send me your ideas! Public Service Announcements This Week Monday: Meetings with Port people, including Comissioner Ryan Calkins on the SeatacNoise.Info Remote Works Better thing. Wednesday: Sea-Tac Airport Roundtable StART Meeting. This is the first ‘reveal’ of the Sustainable Airport Master Plan environmental review process. … Continue reading “Weekly Update: 08/22/2021”

Weekly Update: 08/08/2021

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Hopefully you’ve already seen the Christmas In July post.  Please send me your ideas! Public Service Announcements This Week Monday: A new slug of Port Package home owners have come on the radar. Tuesday: Port Of Seattle Commission Meeting (Agenda). Coincidentally, the Port will be giving an update on their Accelerated Port Package program from … Continue reading “Weekly Update: 08/08/2021”

Weekly Update: 08/01/2021

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Hopefully you’ve already seen the Christmas In July post.  Please send me your ideas! Public Service Announcements This Week Tuesday: Adam Smith. I keep pitching our the SeatacNoise.Info Remote Works Better proposal. Anything that gets any department or organization thinking about Zoom instead of getting on an unnecessary flight is worth doing. 🙂 Thursday: The … Continue reading “Weekly Update: 08/01/2021”

Weekly Update: 07/18/2021

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You’ve received your ballots. Great! If it’s not too late, I want to add my strong endorsement for Joe Nguyen for King County Executive , especially if you care about reducing the noise and pollution from Sea-Tac Airport. I know that Dow has become a fixture around here, but frankly, he’s one of those politicians … Continue reading “Weekly Update: 07/18/2021”

Weekly Update: 07/13/2021

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Yeah, late again. My lame excuse this time was that I was waiting for the presentation and video from last week’s Economic Development Committee Meeting. I strongly urge you to read that bit below–and the Memo on the last page of that Agenda. Public Service Announcements This Week Tuesday: Port Of Seattle Commission Meeting (Agenda). … Continue reading “Weekly Update: 07/13/2021”

Weekly Update: 07/05/2021

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Happy Independence Day? It really is something to celebrate as we near the end of the pandemic (or at least the United States portion of it.) I hope yer doing something special with the newfound freedom–besides blowing off fireworks, of course. I’m waiting to see how many $503 tickets were written, by the way. I … Continue reading “Weekly Update: 07/05/2021”