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Bitter Lake

Bitter Lake

Neighborhood in Seattle, WashingtonWikipedia

Search complete. 8 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Bitter Lake".

Oct 1, 2026

Libby DenkmannHOST
28:59
The gun violence and prostitution issues there are some of the most high profile public safety issues in your district and, you know, in Seattle overall.
Libby DenkmannHOST
29:08
We got this question from Angela, who lives in Bitter Lake.
Libby DenkmannHOST
29:11
And Angela asks, what are you going to do about the crime situation in North Seattle? We are at this point feeling like the city doesn't care at all.
Libby DenkmannHOST
29:21
Senator Solomon, we'll start with you.
Brandi KruseHOST
33:13
Would improve social equity.
Brandi KruseHOST
33:16
because lower-income residents, including people of color in the Lake City and Bitter Lake neighborhoods, would travel to the station.
Brandi KruseHOST
33:22
She said North Seattle's being ignored in citywide and regional matters.
Brandi KruseHOST
33:26
And three years after that, she was on the Sound Transit board.
Libby DenkmannHOST
12:09
I am basing this on the sheer number of inquiries that I get in a single day of driving the 77.
Libby DenkmannHOST
12:14
People out of Lake City and Bitter Lake both seem to be waiting with some excitement.
Libby DenkmannHOST
12:19
I know this is simply anecdotal evidence.
Libby DenkmannHOST
12:22
However, as I said earlier, it makes me hopeful.
Libby DenkmannHOST
12:51
So I would agree on that, Leland.
Libby DenkmannHOST
12:55
On the 185th station in Shoreline, there's a lot of development in North City that's even closer than...
Libby DenkmannHOST
13:01
Bitter Lake is to the 130th station, but that's North Seattle geographic geekery from my position.
Libby DenkmannHOST
13:10
I take your meaning.
David KromanHOST
13:43
As you can hear, we have an in-studio audience.
David KromanHOST
13:46
The two candidates are running to represent the city's northern neighborhoods from Greenwood to Bitter Lake and Crown Hill to Lake City.
David KromanHOST
13:53
This is Seattle's only city council race this year, made possible because former council member Kathy Moore stepped down from the position.
David KromanHOST
14:00
That means that whoever is elected into this office will only serve for a year before they have to run again next November if they want to serve a full term.

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David KromanHOST
22:38
Candidate King, you know, we reached out to our listeners for their questions for both you and Candidate Jenks, and I want to turn to one of them now.
David KromanHOST
22:45
This came through our text club.
David KromanHOST
22:47
says, quote, we have a huge public safety problem in Bitter Lake, and the city has done very little to address it.
David KromanHOST
22:53
We're tired of being ignored and having our lives in danger.
Ed HydockHOST
11:53
Anyway, well, an arsonist walks into a building at 747 North 135th Street in North Seattle.
Ed HydockHOST
12:00
This is just east of Bitter Lake.
Ed HydockHOST
12:02
And this is the address of the Four Freedoms House.
Ed HydockHOST
12:05
And it had seven stories, about 350 residents living in it.
Andy MillerHOST
24:20
you drive into our neighborhood? We've probably got your license plate.
Andy MillerHOST
24:24
If you picked up a prostitute on Aurora Avenue in Seattle, you've participated in a crime that has decimated North Seattle neighborhoods of Bitter Lake, Greenwood, and other...
Andy MillerHOST
24:33
You've committed a
Daniel GrayHOST
24:33
crime! You're

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