
David Kroman
City Hall Reporter at Seattle Times
City Hall reporter for @SeattleTimes | Send tips to: [email protected] | Formerly @Crosscut | Sorry for the baseball tweets.
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1 week ago |
seattletimes.com | David Kroman
The Seattle City Council is dropping an effort to change the city’s ethics code after intense public blowback and facing an uncertain political path. Councilmember Cathy Moore, who sponsored the bill to make it easier for members to vote on matters in which they may have financial interest, announced Friday she was pulling her legislation. She stood by the contents of the bill but seemed to acknowledge it lacked enough support.
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tri-cityherald.com | David Kroman
May 29-The Seattle City Council signed off on a temporary housing plan Tuesday that paves the way for added density in all the city's neighborhoods. By passing Tuesday's bill, the city is in compliance with new statewide requirements dictating how much housing should be allowed in cities across Washington. Now that the council has checked that box, it will turn its attention to passing a permanent road map for growth in Seattle over the next 20 years.
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1 week ago |
seattletimes.com | David Kroman
The Seattle City Council signed off on a temporary housing plan Tuesday that paves the way for added density in all the city’s neighborhoods. By passing Tuesday’s bill, the city is in compliance with new statewide requirements dictating how much housing should be allowed in cities across Washington. Now that the council has checked that box, it will turn its attention to passing a permanent road map for growth in Seattle over the next 20 years.
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spokesman.com | David Kroman
In the days after a chaotic confrontation between police and protesters at a conservative Christian rally on Capitol Hill, several groups have questioned why the demonstration was held at Cal Anderson Park and how the city could have better prepared. The rally, advocating “freedom from same sex attraction” and “the sacrality of biological gender,” was permitted in the heart of the state’s most LGBTQ+-friendly neighborhood, in a park named for the state’s first openly gay elected official.
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1 week ago |
seattletimes.com | David Kroman
In the days following a chaotic confrontation between police and protesters at a conservative Christian rally on Capitol Hill, several groups have questioned why the demonstration was held at Cal Anderson Park and how the city could have better prepared. The rally, advocating for “freedom from same sex attraction” and ”the sacrality of biological gender,” was permitted in the heart of the state’s most LGBTQ+-friendly neighborhood, in a park named for the state’s first openly gay elected official.
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