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Here’s a photo I took of Grandma’s Curb. She lovingly cared for this cherished mid-street curb for decades. On hot summer days, she would carry a bucket of water to the curb to water it and scrubbed out blemishes. She died at 107 but now Councilmember Saka wants to remove this historic curb?

I hope every laid off dev who poured their soul into a project understands and allows themselves to recognize that you need to grieve after. Like, seriously grieve. It's a loss, a big one, and if you don't process it like grief, it will get stuck inside and rot, like any trauma.

Tonight the Shoreline City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 542, declaring the City is an Inviting, Equitable, and Safe Community for LGBTQIA2S+ people. I am proud of my city.

Good evening local politics nerds! Tonight Shoreline City Council is making a statement of support for LGBTQIA2S+ and talking about eliminating parking minimums! shoreline.granicus.com/GeneratedAge...

Alright, Kirkland. Let's do this.

Washington's Parking Reform and Modernization Act, capping parking mandates at 0.5 per unit in and exempting uses including senior & affordable housing and alcohol-related businesses from all mandates in cities over 20,000, just passed the state Senate 40-8. www.theurbanist.org/2025/02/06/p...

pundits: “Trump supporters just had valid concerns about the economy” actual Trump supporters: “i don’t care if Trump destroys the economy and kills my business, as long as he keeps the immigrants out. also I am an immigrant”

Hardly new info, but BSky should know: Warsaw's water quality is monitored by eight clams with magnets attached to their shells. If contamination in the water causes the clams to close, the magnets trigger an alarm and shut off the city's water supply. Thank you, little guardian molluscs. 🧪🌏🚰

Trees on the Shoreline council agenda Monday: a hearing on the Firlands giant sequoia protection rule, followed by discussion about raising big tree removal fees from $260 to up to $15,000. shoreline.granicus.com/GeneratedAge...

Preach! 🫡

I haven't been able to watch all night, but this has been one of my favorite comments so far.