The challenge is that nobody can plan for light rail because it's been over a dozen times now that the project scope and/or timeline has changed. My read is that they were holding out for relocation benefits and they finally gave up with the latest ongoing redesign of the Delridge segment.

"...and the building has since fallen into disrepair. Ultimately, this has made the center less appealing and increasingly challenging for customers to visit. Because of these circumstances, we have made the difficult decision to close this location.”

According to them: "Over the past several years, the building was expected to be purchased by Sound Transit. As often is the case at the last minute, Sound Transit withdrew its offer to purchase the complex. As a result of the anticipated sale, no improvements were made during that time, ..."

If past Sound Transit CEOs gave the same answer, we'd have ST3 light rail projects under construction in Seattle right now.

We have "magical" compliance on 20 mph school zone speed limits in Seattle for some reason...

Need to cut it off before the end or Brazil will be next…

Some...looks like a typical arctic front to me

I wish Cliff would be kinder to others in the community and not view them as competition.

Seems like weather is a problem in some way almost every year