Seattle's Fireline Blog is promoting Fire Prevention Month with weekly themes on fire safety, starting with the importance of smoke alarms and covering cooking, candle/incense, and heating safety.

Bellevue residents are set to join a roundtable on community unity and personal legacy, featuring diverse cohosts. The event offers dinner and aims to nurture local ties, taking place Oct. 17 at the City Hall.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces closures for Indigenous Peoples Day, affecting community centers, pools, and some facilities, while golf courses, general park areas, and the Amy Yee Tennis Center remain open.

The community and local organizations in Seattle came together to create a landscaped garden and install public art at Fire Station 41, celebrated with a dedication ceremony.

Seattle IT launched a low-cost internet scheme on CiviForm, making it easier for residents to apply in multiple languages and for other city programs. It aims to bridge the digital divide for lower-income households.

Bellevue is seeking new members for its Network on Aging to advocate for seniors. Applications are due by October 31st.

Seattle hosted the IDA's 70th Annual Conference, where urban experts discussed revitalizing downtown areas, including sessions on incorporating indigenous culture into urban development.

Bellevue is developing its first Hazard Mitigation Plan and seeks public feedback on disaster concerns and preventative measures through a virtual open house.

Seattle's HSD has allocated nearly $5 million to improve services for older adults, people with disabilities, and caregivers through the Community Living Connections RFQ.

Pierce County is facing a wave of false threats against schools on social media, causing widespread concern and prompting authorities to urge the public to report such threats directly to law enforcement rather than sharing them online.

The article profiles Christian Gardner, a Capital Projects Coordinator at Seattle City Light, highlighting his role in the Pole Replacement Program and his dedication to Seattle's infrastructure and family life.

Seattle invites audiences to a film and panel on immigration and belonging, featuring 'From Here' and its director, with a focus on immigrants' experiences.

Seattle's Burke-Gilman Trail to undergo repairs, causing temporary detours for cyclists and joggers starting September 23, 2024, with clear alternate routes provided.