WEEKLY WALK AROUND THE NEWS

Posted by Drew DeVitis   Local   With ballots for the 2014 general election hitting voters’ mailbox this past week, Feet First has published a voters guide to where candidates

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WEEKLY WALK AROUND THE NEWS

Posted by Drew DeVitis   Local   Seattle is the safest city for pedestrians in the United States, according to a study by Liberty Mutual Insurance. In a city where

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WEEKLY WALK AROUND THE NEWS

Posted by Drew DeVitis   Local   SDOT has launched a Safe Routes to School outreach campaign, which coincides with International Walk to School Month and Feet First’s IWALKChallenge, to

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WEEKLY WALK AROUND THE NEWS

Posted by Drew DeVitis   Local   Park(ing) Day, the annual celebration of pop-up park installations, featured more than 50 temporary parks in neighborhoods all throughout Seattle. Captiol Hill, for

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WEEKLY WALK AROUND THE NEWS

Posted by Drew DeVitis   Local   The Walk 2 Work Week Challenge, which is a part of the Seattle Design Festival, was held from Monday, September 8 through Friday,

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WEEKLY WALK AROUND THE NEWS

Posted by Drew DeVitis   Local   The Walk 2 Work Week Challenge, which is a part of the Seattle Design Festival, kicks off on Monday, September 8. As long

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WEEKLY WALK AROUND THE NEWS

Posted by Drew DeVitis Local PARK(ing) Day, taking place on Friday, September 19, is an opportunity for Seattleites to temporarily turn parking spaces into pop-up parks. The event raises awareness

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WEEKLY WALK AROUND THE NEWS

Posted by Drew DeVitis   Local   Proposition 1, which calls for creation of a Seattle Park District, passed with 53 percent of voters approving the measure. This victory means

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WEEKLY WALK AROUND THE NEWS

Posted by Drew DeVitis   Local   Seattle celebrated National Night Out on Tuesday with several entertaining block parties across the city. Night Out shows how residents and city government

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WEEKLY WALK AROUND THE NEWS

Posted by Drew DeVitis   Local   King County Metro, with Feet First’s assistance, has launched the “In Motion” program in Burien, Renton, and North Seattle/Shoreline to encourage people who

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