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Trailer mishap closes Corson
Both directions were blocked for more than an hour on Tuesday afternoon before reopening A semi-truck dropped the shipping container it was hauling on Corson Avenue closing Corson Avenue. (Photo by Seth Pike via Facebook) Part of Corson Avenue shut down for more than an hour Tuesday afternoon as crews worked to remove a trailer and its cargo from the road. About 1 p.m., residents heard a boom that even shook houses a block away and made pets scamper for cover. A trailer reach
21 hours ago1 min read


Police arrest stabbing suspect
A man faces assault charges after an alleged stabbing and standoff at Martin Court apartments.
22 hours ago2 min read


Lot Rock 3 set for late summer
Lot Rock 3 will happen in late August 2026 in Georgetown.
May 92 min read


Market Returns to Carleton Ave
Produce and other goods will be available 3-7 pm on Thursdays through early October The Georgetown Farmers Market returns this Thursday, May 7, to the 6600 block of Carleton Ave S. The Georgetown Farmer’s Market returns for a second year this week. Beginning this Thursday, May 7, stalls selling seasonal fruits, vegetables and other food products will set up on the block of Carleton Ave S between S Warsaw St and S Willow St outside of Bloom Bistro & Grocery, 6601 Carleton Ave
May 41 min read


Airport Wants to Move Taxiway
Public meeting Weds, April 15 is opportunity for residents to learn details, give feedback King County International Airport-Boeing Field officials want to move Taxiway B 50 75 feet west of Runway14R-32L to comply with FAA standards. A meeting Wednesday night will cover project plans and environmental impact. King County International Airport-Boeing Field is planning for future growth. That includes moving a runway that could be 75 feet closer to residents. Airport officials
Apr 131 min read


Power out for most in Georgetown Thursday night
Power lost for many Georgetown residents
Apr 91 min read


NB lanes of bridge to close
WSDOT to close 1st Avenue Bridge NB lanes for temporary repairs March 9-11 WSDOT plans to repair the 1st Avenue Bridge closing northbound lanes March 9-11 for the first phase. More work will follow. Drivers who use the State Route 99 First Avenue S Bridge over the Duwamish River will likely experience more traffic headaches soon. The bridge's northbound lanes will be closed from 5 a.m. Monday, March 9 to 8 p.m. March 11. Drivers will need to find alternate routes. Last month,
Mar 51 min read


Happenings in the 'Hood
Tue, Mar 10, 6 pm: Georgetown Business Association meeting at Seattle Drum School of Music (1010 S Bailey St.) Sat Mar 14, noon - 10 pm: Art Attack! From Airport Way to Equinox Studios and places in between, find artists and shops displaying their creations. Equinox open house from 6-9 pm (6555 5th Ave S) Sun, Mar 15: Registration open for Georgetown Super 8 Film Festival. Details at georgetownsuper8.com Mon, Mar 16, 7 pm: Georgetown Community Council meeting at Old City
Mar 52 min read


People Still Love I Luv Teriyaki
I Luv Teriyaki restaurant returns to Georgetown after a fire destroyed it three years ago.
Mar 52 min read


Remember Your Rights
Here are rights and resources to review in case there is a surge of ICE arrests in Seattle.
Mar 52 min read


I Luv Teriyaki reopens March 1
Local eatery readies for return after fire, permit delays Don Lo, daughter Ruby, and Eva Lo stand at the entrance to their rebuilt restaurant in February 2025. They plan to reopen on March 1 after a devastating fire destroyed the restaurant three years ago. After many delays and permit issues, I Luv Teriyaki is ready to reopen in Georgetown. The planned March 1 reopening at 6500 4th Ave. S will mark nearly three years to the day a fire destroyed the local favorite on March 3,
Feb 241 min read


Domingo Barron recognized
Longtime resident receives community award for parks advocacy and youth mentoring Domingo Barron received the Patty Foley Community Builder Award at the annual Georgetown Post-Holiday Party. Past winners Holly Krejci, left, and Marianne Clark, right, posed with Barron. (Photo by Greg Ramirez) Domingo Barron, a longtime business owner and youth sports coach in Georgetown, received the Patty Foley Community Builder Award last month. Barron was honored at the annual Georgetown P
Feb 82 min read


300-Person Venue Planned
The Vera project plans to open a 300-person music club and theater in Georgetown.
Jan 272 min read


Apartments for Malt House?
A developer wants to build about 30 one-bedroom and studio apartments at the old Rainier Beer Malt House, 5900 Airport Way S.
Jan 163 min read


Ash Grove to Burn More Tires
Ash Grove will burn more tires to heat its cement kiln but environmental groups oppose the plan
Jan 84 min read


What's in Georgetown's Air?
Study in Georgetown measures particulate matter PM 2.5 that can cause health problems
Dec 12, 20253 min read


Georgetown Food Banks Deal with SNAP Uncertainty
Georgetown food banks expect more demand as federal shutdown creates chaos around SNAP food benefits.
Nov 9, 20252 min read


Wilson Wants to be Next Mayor
In Gazette interview, says Harrell administration has "forgotten how to deliver results" Katie Wilson, a community organizer and Transit Riders Union co-founder and executive director is challenging incumbent Mayor Bruce Harrell. Early voting began Oct. 17 and the general election is Nov. 4. In coming weeks, Seattle voters will choose who they want to lead the city for the next four years. The Georgetown Gazette sent questions to both candidates for mayor. Challenger Katie
Oct 17, 20257 min read


Harrell Seeks Second Term
As mayoral election looms, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell answers questions from the Georgetown Gazette
Oct 17, 20258 min read


Zoom in on soil sample results with experts June 25
DVRCN hosts virtual town hall to discuss soil survey contaminants and next steps If you want to learn about contaminants in Georgetown’s...
Jun 13, 20251 min read
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