News Roundup: Plate of Nations

• It's Plate of Nations time again in the MLK corridor, now conveniently reachable from Capitol Hill and UW.
• App-based ride services soon allowed at Seatac ($).
• Angle Lake construction allegedly harming local businesses ($).
• Freighthouse Square deal back on track.
• Snohomish County leaders say 25-year ST3 timeline is "unacceptable." Indeed, dismay at the delivery time is the "loudest message" coming back to ST.
• Dow Constantine says ST3 "The most important decision our generation will be asked to make."
• The debate about inclusionary zoning.
• Petition to run trains later on weekends, cut into maintenance time.
• REI moving Kent headquarters to Spring District, future light rail.
• Link parking lots, public and private, filling up faster.
• Renovation of Spokane's STA Plaza begins in April.
• 36-story tower headed to Belltown.
• Second Mukilteo Sounder platform finally opens.
• Debora Juarez very unhappy about 130th St Station omission.
• ST won't refer to its tunnel boring machines with human names ($) anymore. But one of them breaks through at UW station; one more segment to go!
• Apply for the Seattle Bike Advisory Board.
• HOV project in Tacoma continues.
• The story behind UW Station's art.

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