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Students attending National Geographic Live!

May 21 and 22, tomorrow and Wednesday, some 2,500 students will be attending National Geograhic Live! each day at Benaroya Hall.  Buses will be dropping off and picking up the students attending the student lectures on streets adjacent to the hall located at 200 University Street.  Seattle Police Officers will be directing [More]

Reminder: SR 99 and Mercer Street closed May 17-20

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) reminds travelers of the full weekend closure of both SR 99 and Mercer Street beginning tomorrow evening, May 17, through May 20. Weekend work on SR 99 and Mercer Street: Friday, May 17, through Monday, May 20 SR 99 and Mercer Street will be fully closed [More]

Hectic weekend coming up!

Drivers should plan on possible traffic delays  This coming weekend Friday through Sunday, May 17 – 19, Seattle will be jumping with events throughout the city.  There’s something for everyone with parades in Ballard, the International District, West Seattle and Madison Park; the ever-popular 44th Annual University District Street Fair; three runs, [More]

Mercer Corridor Project: Major Construction on Mercer West to begin this weekend, May 17-20

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) reminds travelers of the upcoming full weekend closures on both SR 99 and Mercer Street scheduled to occur this weekend, May 17-20, for the West Phase of the Mercer Corridor Project. The weekend closure of both SR 99 and Mercer Street will allow crews to complete [More]

Mercer Corridor Project: Upcoming lane restrictions on northbound Ninth Avenue N beginning Wednesday, May 8

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) advises travelers of upcoming lane restrictions on northbound Ninth Avenue N from just south of Aloha Street to Eighth Avenue N beginning Wednesday, May 8. During this time, Ninth Avenue N will be reduced to a single northbound lane as crews work on underground utilities along [More]

Boating Season Opening Day and Cinco de Mayo Celebrations

The expected sunny weather and schedule of festivities should make for a great weekend ahead in Seattle. Saturday morning streets will be closed to traffic from the Seattle Center through Belltown, into downtown and back to the center grounds as 4,000 people take part in the annual March of Dimes for Babies. [More]

Mercer I-5 Ramps Closed Weekend of May 3-6

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) reminds travelers of the full weekend closure of the I-5 on- and off-ramps at Mercer Street and accompanying street restrictions on Fairview Avenue N and Mercer Street this weekend as part of the Mercer Corridor Project. The full closure of the I-5 on- and off-ramps at [More]

A full weekend ahead of films, flora, fundraising and more

The weekend events get an early start with tonight’s National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY) at the Cinerama Theatre featuring films by directors who are all under the age of 22  and the Seattle Mariners play the first of four games against the Los Angeles Angels.  On Saturday and Sunday, it’ll [More]

Mariners day game tomorrow and more

 There’s plenty of action in Seattle from which to choose starting tonight through Sunday night, April 17 to 21.  Traffic associated with the events will likely be heaviest for the Mariner’s day game tomorrow at Safeco Field at 12:40 with 17,000 fans arriving during the lunch hour and leaving during the afternoon [More]

No Drone Rally and March this afternoon

Today from 3:30 to approximately 6:30 there will be a No Drone Rally and March in downtown Seattle. The rally will be held at Westlake Park from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. At 5:30 the 100 attendees will be escorted by Seattle Police Officers on a short March. The march starts at Fourth [More]