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By Alia Sinclair. The SeaTac City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night (July 14, 2026) to approve an ordinance placing a proposition before the voters at the Nov. 3, 2026, General Election to authorize a new Public Safety Sales and Use Tax...

New Public Safety Sales and Use Tax to appear on ballot for November 2026 General Election By Alia Sinclair The SeaTac City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night (July 14, 2026) to approve an ordinance placing a proposition before the voters at t

The Port of Seattle Commission heard sharply divided testimony Thursday, July 9, as elected officials, residents, labor organizations, business groups and environmental advocates weighed in on the Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) near-term projects Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Sea-Tac International Airport...

VIDEO: Local leaders, residents urge stronger mitigation at July 9 Port public hearing on Sea-Tac Airport expansion The Port of Seattle Commission heard sharply divided testimony Thursday, July 9, as elected officials, residents, labor organizations, business groups and envir

SPONSORED: By Alia Sinclair On your way to or from the airport, it’s easy to reach for what’s familiar, especially in an area where the well-known green and white branding on every corner reminds you that Seattle is the birthplace of Starbucks. Just as with its cuisine, the coffee and drinks offered by the rich diversity of small business owners in the city of SeaTac give visitors unique expressions of well-known beverages...

Life’s too short for airport coffee; SeaTac’s drink stands offer more SPONSORED: By Alia Sinclair On your way to or from the airport, it’s easy to reach for what’s familiar, especially in an area where the well-known