On Monday, City Councilmember Andrew Lewis called for the city to take that step, and on Tuesday, Police Chief Carmen Best said it may happen, though discussions are ongoing and no site has been selected.
The encampment was highly visible to drivers on Interstate 5 and South Dearborn Street. WATCH
What strikes me as most heartbreaking, beyond the obvious family losses following Sunday's deadly helicopter crash, is what was taken away from women’s basketball.
A group that includes former judges and law enforcement officials, abuse survivors, retired clergy and others delivered a letter and statement of key objectives to new Seattle Archbishop Paul Etienne, requesting his support.
On Monday, City Councilmember Andrew Lewis called for the city to take that step, and on Tuesday, Police Chief Carmen Best said it may happen, though discussions are ongoing and no site has been selected.
The encampment was highly visible to drivers on Interstate 5 and South Dearborn Street. WATCH
What strikes me as most heartbreaking, beyond the obvious family losses following Sunday's deadly helicopter crash, is what was taken away from women’s basketball.
A group that includes former judges and law enforcement officials, abuse survivors, retired clergy and others delivered a letter and statement of key objectives to new Seattle Archbishop Paul Etienne, requesting his support.
On Monday, City Councilmember Andrew Lewis called for the city to take that step, and on Tuesday, Police Chief Carmen Best said it may happen, though discussions are ongoing and no site has been selected.
The encampment was highly visible to drivers on Interstate 5 and South Dearborn Street. WATCH
What strikes me as most heartbreaking, beyond the obvious family losses following Sunday's deadly helicopter crash, is what was taken away from women’s basketball.
A group that includes former judges and law enforcement officials, abuse survivors, retired clergy and others delivered a letter and statement of key objectives to new Seattle Archbishop Paul Etienne, requesting his support.
On Monday, City Councilmember Andrew Lewis called for the city to take that step, and on Tuesday, Police Chief Carmen Best said it may happen, though discussions are ongoing and no site has been selected.
