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King County Metro Adds Nine Routes, More Than 3,000 Weekly Bus Trips In Major Service Expansion
King County Metro riders are seeing expanded transit service across the county following an Aug. 29 service change that added nine bus routes and more than 3,000 bus trips each week, with South King County receiving the largest share of the improvements.
Pack The House Campaign Enters Second Week Following Strong Community Response
The Seattle Medium’s Pack The House campaign is entering its second week following a strong response from community members who showed up to support...
Free Seattle Clinic Returns To Serve Thousands Amid Growing Healthcare Gaps
The Seattle and King County Clinic will return to Seattle Center April 23-26, providing free dental, vision, and medical services to over 3,000 patients in need of healthcare.
Community Input Sought In Renaming Of South Park Neighborhood Park
Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking community input on a new name for a South Park neighborhood park following recent allegations of sexual abuse against César Chávez, for whom the park was previously named.
Help Shape Seattle Housing Policy: Three Seats Open On Renters’ Commission
The City of Seattle is seeking applicants to fill three open positions on the Seattle Renters' Commission, which is responsible for providing information, recommendations and guidance to the mayor, Seattle City Council and city departments on issues and policies affecting renters.
Seattle Public Library Offers Free In-Person Tax Help
Seattle Public Library, in collaboration with United Way of King County and AARP, is offering free in-person tax help to Seattle residents from Jan. 26 to mid-April at 11 library locations.
Explore All The Places With A Free Youth Transit Pass
Youth 18 years and younger can ride transit for free with a Youth ORCA card, which can be obtained at FreeYouthTransitPass.com or through their school.
Read, Learn And Grow With Seattle Public Library’s 106th Summer Of Learning
The Seattle Public Library is hosting its 106th Summer of Learning, offering free programs, activities, and challenges for kids and teens to read, learn, and grow throughout the summer.
Help Shape The Future Of Rail In Washington: Online Open House And Survey Live Now
The Washington State Department of Transportation is soliciting public input on rail-related issues to inform the updated State Rail Plan, set for submission to state and federal leaders in early 2026.
Spring Break Activities At The Seattle Public Library
The Seattle Public Library has organized an array of spring break activities for children, teenagers, and families, featuring writing workshops, arts and crafts, games, film screenings, and additional engaging events. All programs are free and accessible to the public.