So cool! I knew about Luna park (mostly from going to Luna Park Cafe) but didn't actually know where it was, now I do

And the downhill section has sharows, meaning they expect you to bike in the 50 mph traffic

I saw a tow truck on 4th Ave today parked in the car lane, not the bike lane. I had to do a double take it was so unusual

I wonder if after this incident SPD has done anything to educate the rest of their officers that they do in fact have to follow the speed limit in non-emergencies, and if they are going to speed their lights and sirens need to be on

If it's running at the same rate as a typical garden hose that's like 200,000 gallons of water which would cost $1,500

Utah lowered their limit to 0.05% in 2018, but no other states have followed suit

How typical to treat bike paths as parks, not as the transportation infrastructure they are

Could you be more specific about what is problematic with Elliott Bay Brewing? I can't find anything searching online

C&P closes at 7 unfortunately, otherwise it might be a good option at least while we are fairly small. Till Dawn could work, but again it's a bit small so if we grow past 10ish people it might be tight. Elliott Bay has an entire upstairs area that is often empty on Wednesday nights