$100,000 blaze hits Edmonds restaurant
Edmonds Anthony's Homeport Restaurant at Edmonds Marina was gutted by fire on January 13 causing an estimated $100,000 in damage. Owner Bud Gould aims to reopen in about 60 days around March 16. No injuries were reported and investigators sent equipment to the state crime lab for analysis.
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Hanson Re elected Mill Creek Mayor for Second Term
Sid Hanson won unanimous support from Mill Creek City Council to serve another two years as mayor. He praised the council vote 7-0 and promised to do his best in office. Mayor pro tem Anthony Levitsis also re elected unanimously. Planning Commission kept John Erickson as chairman and Peter Van Giesen as vice chairman for one year.
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Bus Route Study To Overhaul Community Transit System
The Community Transit board hires Seattle consultant Y B Yim Planning and Design to redraw CT routes with a budget of 28000. The firm will draft a new route map and schedules for board approval later this year aiming for new local routes by September. The project follows a grant of 588000 from the Urban Mass Transportation Administration to buy eight small buses to improve rural service.
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CT to hold public hearing on rare fare hike reform
Community Transit will hold a public hearing on Wednesday January 22 in Everett to consider eliminating the two zone fare structure for Seattle trips and unify fares. The board may set commuter fares at 125 or 150 dollars, aiming for equal charges across routes.
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UDC proposes Sector 6 changes at Mill Creek hearing
United Development Corp plans a second public hearing at 7 p.m. Thursday in the City Council chambers to seek approval to revise Sector 6 master plan from 220 houses to 740 apartments 180 condominiums and 56 houses along Mill Creek Boulevard. The Planning Commission will recommend to the City Council, which will decide.
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