By Jack Stubbs Seattle’s Yesler Terrace neighborhood—which is east of downtown Seattle and Pioneer Square—has been in a state of transformation ever since the early 1940s when the Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) began its redevelopment of the 30-acre area as the city’s first publicly-subsidized housing community. And the SHA recently received a boost in its […]
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