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Mayor Ed Murray proposed creating a $650,000 fund to small businesses on 23rd Avenue to mitigate th...

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eric Mandel

Curley: Try tax breaks rather than handouts in Seattle’s Central District

John Curley proposes another option to the $650,000 that might be created to fund small businesses negatively impacted by construction on 23rd Avenue.

11 years ago

Eastside cities such as Kirkland, Redmond and more are considering starting a bike share program as...

Richard D. Oxley

Should the Eastside get a bike share program like Pronto?

Eastside cities such as Kirkland, Redmond and more are considering starting a bike share program as Seattle ponders whether or not to save its own.

11 years ago

Richard D. Oxley

Should the Eastside get a bike share program like Pronto?

Eastside cities such as Kirkland, Redmond and more are considering starting a bike share program as Seattle ponders whether or not to save its own.

11 years ago

Richard D. Oxley

Should the Eastside get a bike share program like Pronto?

Eastside cities such as Kirkland, Redmond and more are considering starting a bike share program as Seattle ponders whether or not to save its own.

11 years ago

Richard D. Oxley

Should the Eastside get a bike share program like Pronto?

Eastside cities such as Kirkland, Redmond and more are considering starting a bike share program as Seattle ponders whether or not to save its own.

11 years ago

Richard D. Oxley

Should the Eastside get a bike share program like Pronto?

Eastside cities such as Kirkland, Redmond and more are considering starting a bike share program as Seattle ponders whether or not to save its own.

11 years ago

Richard D. Oxley

Should the Eastside get a bike share program like Pronto?

Eastside cities such as Kirkland, Redmond and more are considering starting a bike share program as Seattle ponders whether or not to save its own.

11 years ago

Richard D. Oxley

Should the Eastside get a bike-share program like Pronto?

Eastside cities such as Kirkland, Redmond and more are considering starting a bike-share program as Seattle ponders whether or not to save its own.

11 years ago

Richard D. Oxley

Should the Eastside get a bike share program like Pronto?

Eastside cities such as Kirkland, Redmond and more are considering starting a bike share program as Seattle ponders whether or not to save its own.

11 years ago

Richard D. Oxley

Should the Eastside get a bike share program like Pronto?

Eastside cities such as Kirkland, Redmond and more are considering starting a bike share program as Seattle ponders whether or not to save its own.

11 years ago

The Doe Fund in New York City provides transitional jobs and training options to the homeless, rath...

Eric Mandel

Why Seattle’s homeless solutions are missing the point

Seattle city officials have floated many ideas to fight homelessness — encampments, tiny homes, RVs, more money. But there's another option they could try.

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