By Meghan Hall On Friday, January 3rd, Mayor Jenny Durkan announced that she will transmit legislation to round out the funding needed to create a new “Waterfront for All” in Seattle that will include 20 acre of public spaces and an elevated pathway connecting Pike Place Market to the downtown waterfront. The project, which would […]
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