One board member resigns, and remaining directors agree at a town-hall meeting to involve members more in future decisions. But members are not appeased.
One board member resigns, and remaining directors agree at a town-hall meeting to involve members more in future decisions. But members are not appeased.
Debate between south Bellevue light-rail alignments dominates public hearing Bellevue Reporter A public hearing over Sound Transit's East Link Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement quickly morphed into a familiar debate about ... |
SR 520 workgroup to discuss transit planning and arboretum mitigation plan Access Washington Recommendations about transit planning and financing will be posted online Wednesday afternoon, and WSDOT, King County Metro and Sound Transit will accept ... |
Women are intent on looking good while bicycling around town, a sure sign that a new age of biking has arrived.
Sour economy puts Auburn's second transit garage on ice Auburn Reporter Sound Transit Chief Executive Officer Joni Earl told members of the Auburn Rotary Club recently that the tough economy has forced the organization to make ... |
Heaters helped keep light rail moving Seattle Times Sound Transit's engineers learned from a failure in Portland. During the mid-December 2008 storm, segments of the MAX rail system were paralyzed by frozen ... |
Sound Transit maintains funding for 4Culture SnoValley Star By Staff Sound Transit's board of directors voted in late October to preserve funding for King County 4Culture, a nonprofit cultural support entity. ... |