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TRAFFIC WATCH: Public marches on Thursday, May 1
On Thursday, May 1, there will be public marches going on in downtown
Seattle that could affect traffic and bus service.
Metro is seeking public comment on a new design for bus stop signs. The
signs will be temporarily installed this week on Third Avenue in
downtown Seattle, near the southbound bus stop at Union Street by
Benaroya Hall. They will remain in that location until Thursday, May 8.
Flynn has worked in the body shop throughout his career at Metro. During that time, he’s repaired and restored damage to dozens of different bus models – and even got to repair the Seattle Monorail back when Metro operated the line. Managers say Flynn has been the “go-to person” in the body shop for many years, because of his personal efficiency and thoroughness. He is also a great mentor to new employees. KCDOT says goodbye to award-winning manager
Windell Mitchell, the director of the
Fleet Administration Division for
the King County Department of Transportation, is retiring after 35 years
of service to King County.
The annual event is an opportunity for women of all ages to meet recruiters and women employees who are carpenters, transit operators, electricians, painters and custodians. Fair attendees will learn about wages, training and skills necessary to get these jobs. KCDOT staff will be at the fair demonstrating some of their on-the-job skills, and answering questions about careers in transportation. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the center’s Fisher Pavilion. |
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