YouTube video by Mayor Katie B. Wilson

Safeguarding community self-determination and well-being, tackling monopoly power, and building small-scale distributed alternatives are the keys to protecting communities during the data center boom.

With our people-friendly government and a proud tradition of renewable energy, Seattle is well-placed to show that siting data centers can be done differently.

This is our chance to build the city of our dreams. Send a letter to City Council to ask for more apartments and social/affordable housing near transit, parks, trails, and in quiet neighborhoods all ...

By Erica C. Barnett Seattle Nice went in-depth with Mayor Katie Wilson this week, in a packed interview about her…

How Microsoft continvoucly morged my Git branching diagram.

A difficult day. Today I was present as ICE agents detained a father a mile from my house--while his two-year-old son sat scared in the backseat.It began with an early phone call from immigrant day la...

YouTube video by Seattle Channel

By Erica C. Barnett We had Mayor-Elect Katie Wilson on Seattle Nice this week for a wide-ranging interview about her…

In this issue: * Welcome to The Bulletin! * SPS Names Ben Shuldiner as Superintendent Finalist Welcome to The Bulletin! When I was a kid in public schools in Orange County, California, I used to...

YouTube video by Adafruit Industries

From data.seattle.gov. A great city like Seattle should never have anything to hide from its people. That's why one of the best things city government can do to earn the public's trust is to act with transparency and make public information as freely accessible as possible. Doing so is also a way to support and encourage more independent journalism by providing all news outlets with equal access to public information.

Discuss Seattle Public Schools! Pool information! Ask questions! Track what's happening! In the past, most SPS discussion groups have been on Facebook. Parents that found them end up having way more...