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JVF's comments
Posted Tue, Jun 14, 6:07 p.m.
Welcome home Ron, it will be good to have him back in Seattle and if he runs for Mayor he would win, especially compared with the current incumbent who is a non starter for a second term...
MOREPosted Wed, Mar 17, 10:25 p.m.
Great idea, downtown Seattle has many interesting and potentially terrific alleys that could enrich the city a lot if we could just think of them in the right way. Glad to see SDOT thinking creatively and seeing opportunities in making public right of ways something more than just a place ...
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