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Meet Your Neigh-birds with Seattle s Feminist Bird Club

Word s getting around that I put out a birdfeeder last week. Sponsored The month long cycling event takes place this May, with ride challenges, prizes from Zoka Coffee and Primal Wear, and funds raised benefiting Attain Housing. A pretty red-headed woodpecker has bobbed underneath the feeder all morning, licking up the dropped seeds. A crow noticed my bowl of peanuts, and he would like some privacy while he decides which ones he s going to eat. The crow has clicked impatiently at the woodpecker for hours and resorted to the occasional dive-bombing. The woodpecker is undeterred, sliding in between two planters to enjoy a pile of seeds where the crow can t reach. A champion!

Washington Resumes Its War on Drugs, at Least for the Next Two Years

by Rich Smith • Apr 26, 2021 at 10:00 am For a couple months all drugs were decriminalized in Washington. But after the Governor signs this bill? Not so much. Rather than embrace a recent state Supreme Court decision and fully adopt a public health approach to drug addiction statewide, during the final days of the 2021 session lawmakers in Olympia decided to pass a bill that re-criminalizes simple drug possession as a misdemeanor for the next two years. People convicted of misdemeanors face up to 90 days in jail. The proposal does, however, give offenders two chances to escape that fate, in that it directs cops to divert a person caught with drugs to a treatment program, unless that person has already been diverted to treatment twice before. After the third offense, the cop decides whether to book the person or send them back to treatment.

No-Curb Streets Are Seattle s Hottest Traffic Trend

“We have curbs for a reason,” he says. “They protect people from cars.” An advocate for sustainable streets, Ostrow is the muckraker behind the Queen Anne Greenways account on Twitter, which has been critical of the novel design of the plaza. Barbara Bailey Way features a pedestrian area that smears into the roadway without the traditional concrete lip of a curb just one continuous apron of pavement, with just a few subtle concrete ridges to delineate between space for cars versus humans. Unfamiliar though the treatment may be in Seattle, this curbless arrangement has been appearing in more locations in the last few years, and could be a feature of more streetscape makeovers in the future.

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