http://www.seattlechannel.org/CityInsideOut/ Seattle is a vibrant and complex city, and the SEATTLE CHANNEL's City Inside/Out with C.R. Douglas brings you thoughtful, in-depth reports and discussions about important local Seattle issues every week. Hear from the people, the pundits and the politicians who are making news and making decisions in the city of Seattle. en-us © 2010 SEATTLE CHANNEL News & Politics laurie.bullock@seattle.gov beth.hester@seattle.gov City Inside/Out Seattle SEATTLE CHANNEL Seattle is a vibrant and complex city, and the SEATTLE CHANNEL's City Inside/Out with C.R. Douglas brings you thoughtful, in-depth reports and discussions about important local Seattle issues every week. Hear from the people, the pundits and the politicians who are making news and making decisions in the city of Seattle. Laurie Bullock laurie.bullock@seattle.gov no seattlechannel, tvsea, c.r., douglas, news, seattle, city, hall As King County Executive Dow Constantine approaches his 100-Day mark in office, we check in to see what`s been accomplished and the status of his campaign promises. This edition of City Inside/Out will feature an in-depth interview with the new County Executive as well as reaction from others, including two members of the King County Council, Julia Patterson and Reagan Dunn. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_3122010KC100days.mp4 Fri, 12 Mar 2010 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: King County As King County Executive Dow Constantine approaches his 100-Day mark in office, we check in to see what`s been accomplished and the status of his campaign promises. This edition of City Inside/Out will feature an in-depth interview with the new County Executive as well as reaction from others, including two members of the King County Council, Julia Patterson and Reagan Dunn. 28:20 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no As local icon Elliott Bay Books prepares to move to Capitol Hill, we explore the future of the neighborhood it will be leaving behind, Pioneer Square. The City has tried several different approaches over the years, but Seattle`s most historic neighborhood continues to be challenged by vacant storefronts and stalled developments. Often it seems that it more of a place for tourists than locals. On this edition of City Inside/Out we explore the history of Pioneer Square and what can be done to make it a more vibrant part of Seattle. Joining us in the studio are Anne Fennessy, Pioneer Square business owner and resident, Kevin Daniels, President of Nitze-Stagen, Leslie Smith, interim director of the Pioneer Square Community Association and Nancy Yamamoto of the city`s Office of Economic Development who is leading the effort. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_03052010_PS.m4v Fri, 5 Mar 2010 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: The Future of Pioneer Square As local icon Elliott Bay Books prepares to move to Capitol Hill, we explore the future of the neighborhood it will be leaving behind, Pioneer Square. The City has tried several different approaches over the years, but Seattle`s most historic neighborhood continues to be challenged by vacant storefronts and stalled developments. Often it seems that it more of a place for tourists than locals. On this edition of City Inside/Out we explore the history of Pioneer Square and what can be done to make it a more vibrant part of Seattle. Joining us in the studio are Anne Fennessy, Pioneer Square business owner and resident, Kevin Daniels, President of Nitze-Stagen, Leslie Smith, interim director of the Pioneer Square Community Association and Nancy Yamamoto of the city`s Office of Economic Development who is leading the effort. 28:10 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no This week on City Inside/Out, we gather some of the sharpest journalists in town for a lively roundtable discussion on the latest happenings at city hall. How well is Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn working with the city council? What should voters make of the controversy over replacing the sea wall and 520? As the legislative session moves into its final weeks, have city relations with Olympia improved? Confirmed guests include Publicola`s Erica Barnett, Seattle Times` Emily Heffter and Crosscut`s David Brewster. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_022610CityPolitics.m4v Fri, 26 Feb 2010 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: City Politics This week on City Inside/Out, we gather some of the sharpest journalists in town for a lively roundtable discussion on the latest happenings at city hall. How well is Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn working with the city council? What should voters make of the controversy over replacing the sea wall and 520? As the legislative session moves into its final weeks, have city relations with Olympia improved? Confirmed guests include Publicola`s Erica Barnett, Seattle Times` Emily Heffter and Crosscut`s David Brewster. 28:10 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes is making good on his campaign promise to stop charging people with misdemeanor pot possessions. The state legislature has debated for the last few years about whether to make possession of up to 40 grams of marijuana a civil offense, punishable by only a $100 fine but no jail time. And a new citizens` initiative is gathering signatures to make the use and cultivation of pot legal. Is there momentum to decriminalize or even legalize marijuana in Washington state? And what are the repercussions on the city, county and state levels? We hear from King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg, state senator Pam Roach (R-Auburn), criminal defense attorney and Sensible Washington founder Douglas Hiatt. We also meet 2 medical marijuana patients who describe their personal struggles with the current medical marijuana law. In our studio roundtable, don`t miss a spirited discussion with Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes, ACLU-WA Drug Policy Director Alison Holcomb, and Chemical Dependency Professionals Kelly Kerby of Seattle Children`s Hospital and Gary Hothi of the Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_02122010PotLaws.m4v Fri, 12 Feb 2010 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Pot Policy Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes is making good on his campaign promise to stop charging people with misdemeanor pot possessions. The state legislature has debated for the last few years about whether to make possession of up to 40 grams of marijuana a civil offense, punishable by only a $100 fine but no jail time. And a new citizens` initiative is gathering signatures to make the use and cultivation of pot legal. Is there momentum to decriminalize or even legalize marijuana in Washington state? And what are the repercussions on the city, county and state levels? We hear from King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg, state senator Pam Roach (R-Auburn), criminal defense attorney and Sensible Washington founder Douglas Hiatt. We also meet 2 medical marijuana patients who describe their personal struggles with the current medical marijuana law. In our studio roundtable, don`t miss a spirited discussion with Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes, ACLU-WA Drug Policy Director Alison Holcomb, and Chemical Dependency Professionals Kelly Kerby of Seattle Children`s Hospital and Gary Hothi of the Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration. 27:09 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no This week on City Inside/Out, we take to the streets on the annual One Night Count of the homeless, hear from activists who are trying to help address this crisis, and introduce you to several people who have experienced the problem first-hand. Plus don`t miss our spirited studio roundtable with Bill Block, Project Director of the Committee to End Homelessness; Linda Rasmussen, YWCA Associate Director of Homeless Initiatives; Tim Harris, Publisher of the homeless newspaper Real Change, and Paul Guppy, Vice-President of Research at the Washington Policy Center. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_020510Homeless.m4v Fri, 5 Feb 2010 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Ending Homelessness This week on City Inside/Out, we take to the streets on the annual One Night Count of the homeless, hear from activists who are trying to help address this crisis, and introduce you to several people who have experienced the problem first-hand. Plus don`t miss our spirited studio roundtable with Bill Block, Project Director of the Committee to End Homelessness; Linda Rasmussen, YWCA Associate Director of Homeless Initiatives; Tim Harris, Publisher of the homeless newspaper Real Change, and Paul Guppy, Vice-President of Research at the Washington Policy Center. 28:51 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no On February 9, 2010, Seattle voters will decide whether to approve $712.7 million in school levies. Proposition 1 is a capital levy for $270 million, and Proposition 2 is an operations levy for $442.7 million. The 2 levies are not technically new; they continue previous funding provided by Seattle property owners, though the capital levy is bigger this time. How has this funding been used in the past, and what projects are they earmarked for, if passed? Don`t miss Levy 101, our background story which delves into Seattle`s school levies and why they are not universally supported. We also check in on the status of the Seattle School district, with an in-studio interview featuring Superintendent Maria Goodloe-Johnson, Seattle Council PTSA President Ramona Hattendorf and former Seattle School Board member Dick Lilly. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_SchoolLevy01292010.m4v Fri, 29 Jan 2010 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Seattle Schools On February 9, 2010, Seattle voters will decide whether to approve $712.7 million in school levies. Proposition 1 is a capital levy for $270 million, and Proposition 2 is an operations levy for $442.7 million. The 2 levies are not technically new; they continue previous funding provided by Seattle property owners, though the capital levy is bigger this time. How has this funding been used in the past, and what projects are they earmarked for, if passed? Don`t miss Levy 101, our background story which delves into Seattle`s school levies and why they are not universally supported. We also check in on the status of the Seattle School district, with an in-studio interview featuring Superintendent Maria Goodloe-Johnson, Seattle Council PTSA President Ramona Hattendorf and former Seattle School Board member Dick Lilly. 29:04 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no City Inside/Out: Council Edition kicks off 2010 with new City Council Member Sally Bagshaw in the studio. She`ll be joined by fellow Council Members Sally Clark and Nick Licata. Hear their thoughts on Mayor McGinn`s seawall levy proposal, viaduct plans and other current events. Host C.R. Douglas will lead the discussion which includes emails from constituents. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIOCE_Jan2010.m4v Wed, 27 Jan 2010 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Council Edition January 2010 City Inside/Out: Council Edition kicks off 2010 with new City Council Member Sally Bagshaw in the studio. She`ll be joined by fellow Council Members Sally Clark and Nick Licata. Hear their thoughts on Mayor McGinn`s seawall levy proposal, viaduct plans and other current events. Host C.R. Douglas will lead the discussion which includes emails from constituents. 29:31 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no Children`s Hospital wants to triple in size, but some neighbors say the proposal is too ambitious and unnecessary. There`s also concern that traffic and affordable housing will be impacted. Should the city council allow the expansion to move forward? http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/cio01152010Childrens.m4v Fri, 15 Jan 2010 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Seattle Children`s Hospital Expansion Children`s Hospital wants to triple in size, but some neighbors say the proposal is too ambitious and unnecessary. There`s also concern that traffic and affordable housing will be impacted. Should the city council allow the expansion to move forward? 26:43 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no On our first show of 2010, we look ahead to the Olympia budget showdown. House Speaker Frank Chopp discusses how Democrats will creatively deal with a looming $2.6 billion deficit, and Seattle legislators share their priorities for the next session. Confirmed guests include Senator Adam Kline (D-37th), Senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles (D-36th) and Representative Scott White (D-46th). We also hear from Seattle City Council president Richard Conlin about the city`s legislative agenda in Olympia this year and why the council has hired its own lobbyist! http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_StateLegislative2010.m4v Fri, 8 Jan 2010 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: State Legislative Agenda On our first show of 2010, we look ahead to the Olympia budget showdown. House Speaker Frank Chopp discusses how Democrats will creatively deal with a looming $2.6 billion deficit, and Seattle legislators share their priorities for the next session. Confirmed guests include Senator Adam Kline (D-37th), Senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles (D-36th) and Representative Scott White (D-46th). We also hear from Seattle City Council president Richard Conlin about the city`s legislative agenda in Olympia this year and why the council has hired its own lobbyist! 29:33 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no Tune in for our 1-hour special, where we take stock of 2009. We sit down with Seattle`s newsmaker of the year, mayor-elect Mike McGinn, to hear his thoughts as he prepares to take office. We also gather insights and advice from 3 past Seattle mayors, Wes Uhlman, Charles Royer and Norm Rice. And last but not least, don`t miss our journalist roundtable on the year`s headlines! Confirmed guests include the Seattle Post-Intelligencer`s Joel Connelly, the Seattle Times` Lynne Varner, Publicola`s Josh Feit, and the Puget Sound Business Journal`s Deirdre Gregg. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_2009YearEnd.m4v Fri, 18 Dec 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: 2009 Year in Review Tune in for our 1-hour special, where we take stock of 2009. We sit down with Seattle`s newsmaker of the year, mayor-elect Mike McGinn, to hear his thoughts as he prepares to take office. We also gather insights and advice from 3 past Seattle mayors, Wes Uhlman, Charles Royer and Norm Rice. And last but not least, don`t miss our journalist roundtable on the year`s headlines! Confirmed guests include the Seattle Post-Intelligencer`s Joel Connelly, the Seattle Times` Lynne Varner, Publicola`s Josh Feit, and the Puget Sound Business Journal`s Deirdre Gregg. 55:27 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no Sections of the 520 floating bridge are in jeopardy, but what is the right fix? As the 2010 state legislature prepares to take up this important debate, we take an in-depth look at the 2 main proposals for replacing the aging structure. We hear from a Montlake resident who worries the favored option will put a new freeway onramp just outside his front door. Is a tunnel under the Montlake Cut a viable solution? Or would a second drawbridge be more feasible? Our studio panel includes House transportation chair Judy Clibborn (D-41st), Montlake activist Jonathan Dubman and Arboretum Foundation Executive Director Paige Miller. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/cio520Update.m4v Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: SR 520 Update Sections of the 520 floating bridge are in jeopardy, but what is the right fix? As the 2010 state legislature prepares to take up this important debate, we take an in-depth look at the 2 main proposals for replacing the aging structure. We hear from a Montlake resident who worries the favored option will put a new freeway onramp just outside his front door. Is a tunnel under the Montlake Cut a viable solution? Or would a second drawbridge be more feasible? Our studio panel includes House transportation chair Judy Clibborn (D-41st), Montlake activist Jonathan Dubman and Arboretum Foundation Executive Director Paige Miller. 28:12 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no Now that the 2009 general election is finally over, we gather a group of journalists for a post-mortem on what happened and why. Tune in to City Inside/Out this week for a lively roundtable featuring Joni Balter of the Seattle Times, John Carlson of KOMO Radio, Erica Barnett of Publicola and Knute Berger of crosscut.com. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_ElectionRecap.m4v Fri, 20 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Election Debrief Now that the 2009 general election is finally over, we gather a group of journalists for a post-mortem on what happened and why. Tune in to City Inside/Out this week for a lively roundtable featuring Joni Balter of the Seattle Times, John Carlson of KOMO Radio, Erica Barnett of Publicola and Knute Berger of crosscut.com. 27:18 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no The Seattle City Council is considering increasing utility rates by 8.8%, which is drawing some protest in this economic downturn. Why is the hike needed? And how will customers respond? We meet a local business that will be impacted negatively, and hear from an environmentalist who supports the increase. Tune in to CIO this week for our studio discussion with Council Energy Committee Chair Bruce Harrell and North Industrial Seattle Association president Eugene Wasserman as they discuss this controversy. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_CityLightRates.m4v Fri, 6 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Seattle City Light The Seattle City Council is considering increasing utility rates by 8.8%, which is drawing some protest in this economic downturn. Why is the hike needed? And how will customers respond? We meet a local business that will be impacted negatively, and hear from an environmentalist who supports the increase. Tune in to CIO this week for our studio discussion with Council Energy Committee Chair Bruce Harrell and North Industrial Seattle Association president Eugene Wasserman as they discuss this controversy. 27:25 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no From regional transit to public health, the King County Executive oversees services that impact nearly 2 million residents. Susan Hutchison and Dow Constantine discuss why each is the better candidate to run the United States` 14th largest county. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/cioKCExecutiveRace.m4v Fri, 23 Oct 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: King County Executive Race From regional transit to public health, the King County Executive oversees services that impact nearly 2 million residents. Susan Hutchison and Dow Constantine discuss why each is the better candidate to run the United States` 14th largest county. 28:43 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no Incumbent Tom Carr is being challenged by Pete Holmes in a heated campaign to serve as the Seattle City Attorney. What does the position entail? And who is the better candidate for the job? Find out on CIO! http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_CityAttorneyRace.m4v Wed, 21 Oct 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: City Attorney`s Race Incumbent Tom Carr is being challenged by Pete Holmes in a heated campaign to serve as the Seattle City Attorney. What does the position entail? And who is the better candidate for the job? Find out on CIO! 28:11 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no With Greg Nickels` upset ouster in the primary, political newcomers Joe Mallahan and Mike McGinn are facing off to become Seattle`s next mayor. What distinguishes them, and who should you vote for? Tune in to CIO for our mayoral debate! http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_MatorsRace.m4v Fri, 16 Oct 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Seattle Mayor`s Race With Greg Nickels` upset ouster in the primary, political newcomers Joe Mallahan and Mike McGinn are facing off to become Seattle`s next mayor. What distinguishes them, and who should you vote for? Tune in to CIO for our mayoral debate! 28:26 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no The Seattle City Council is the legislative branch of city hall and is responsible for establishing its overarching policies. The council also approves and adopts the city's $3.8 billion operating budget. Incumbent Nick Licata has been in office since 1998, and his bid for a 4th term is being challenged by King County Parks Department employee Jessie Israel. Will voters seek a fresh face or veteran experience this fall? And which candidate has better ideas for improving city government? Tune in to City Inside/Out as they make their cases! http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_CityCouncilRace6.m4v Fri, 9 Oct 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Seattle City Council Position 6 The Seattle City Council is the legislative branch of city hall and is responsible for establishing its overarching policies. The council also approves and adopts the city's $3.8 billion operating budget. Incumbent Nick Licata has been in office since 1998, and his bid for a 4th term is being challenged by King County Parks Department employee Jessie Israel. Will voters seek a fresh face or veteran experience this fall? And which candidate has better ideas for improving city government? Tune in to City Inside/Out as they make their cases! 27:40 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no The Seattle City Council is the legislative branch of city hall and is responsible for establishing its overarching policies. The council also approves and adopts the city's $3.8 billion operating budget. Environmental activist Mike O'Brien and affordable housing activist Robert Rosencrantz square off on CIO as they explain why each is more qualified to fill Richard McIver's seat this fall and serve the people of Seattle on its city council. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_CityCouncilRace8.m4v Fri, 9 Oct 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Seattle City Council Position 8 The Seattle City Council is the legislative branch of city hall and is responsible for establishing its overarching policies. The council also approves and adopts the city's $3.8 billion operating budget. Environmental activist Mike O'Brien and affordable housing activist Robert Rosencrantz square off on CIO as they explain why each is more qualified to fill Richard McIver's seat this fall and serve the people of Seattle on its city council. 27:11 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no The Seattle City Council is the legislative branch of city hall and is responsible for establishing its overarching policies. The council also approves and adopts the city's $3.8 billion operating budget. This fall, Council president Richard Conlin, who has been in office since 1998, is running for a 4th term. He faces challenger David Ginsberg, a West Seattle resident and third-generation Seattleite. Which candidate is the better choice to serve the people of Seattle? Tune in this week to City Inside/Out to compare their campaigns! http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_CityCouncilRace2.m4v Fri, 2 Oct 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Seattle City Council Position 2 The Seattle City Council is the legislative branch of city hall and is responsible for establishing its overarching policies. The council also approves and adopts the city's $3.8 billion operating budget. This fall, Council president Richard Conlin, who has been in office since 1998, is running for a 4th term. He faces challenger David Ginsberg, a West Seattle resident and third-generation Seattleite. Which candidate is the better choice to serve the people of Seattle? Tune in this week to City Inside/Out to compare their campaigns! 27:41 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no The Seattle City Council is the legislative branch of city hall and is responsible for establishing its overarching policies. The council also approves and adopts the city's $3.8 billion operating budget. With Jan Drago's decision to run for mayor in the primary, several candidates jumped in for the opportunity to fill her seat. This fall, Sally Bagshaw and David Bloom advance to the general election. Will voters favor Bagshaw, the former King County chief civil deputy prosecutor? Or Bloom, the former Seattle Church Council deputy director? Tune in to City Inside/Out to hear them square off as they vie to serve the people of Seattle on its city council. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_CityCouncilRace4.m4v Fri, 2 Oct 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Seattle City Council Position 4 The Seattle City Council is the legislative branch of city hall and is responsible for establishing its overarching policies. The council also approves and adopts the city's $3.8 billion operating budget. With Jan Drago's decision to run for mayor in the primary, several candidates jumped in for the opportunity to fill her seat. This fall, Sally Bagshaw and David Bloom advance to the general election. Will voters favor Bagshaw, the former King County chief civil deputy prosecutor? Or Bloom, the former Seattle Church Council deputy director? Tune in to City Inside/Out to hear them square off as they vie to serve the people of Seattle on its city council. 27:33 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no Meet the candidates running for the Port of Seattle. Commissioners make policies that impact our regional economy, and this CIO episode features interviews with Rob Holland, David Doud, Tom Albro and Max Vekich, as they make their case for your vote. http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_09252009_Port.m4v Fri, 25 Sep 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Port Debates Meet the candidates running for the Port of Seattle. Commissioners make policies that impact our regional economy, and this CIO episode features interviews with Rob Holland, David Doud, Tom Albro and Max Vekich, as they make their case for your vote. 28:19 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no It's time to head back to school for students, and to the polls for the Seattle School Board! Incumbent Mary Bass will face retailer Kay Smith-Blum as both vie to represent District 5 in Seattle's Central Area. Research scientist Wilson Chin and retired educator Betty Patu present voters with very different choices as they compete for Cheryl Chow's seat in Southeast Seattle's District 7. Incumbent Michael DeBell is running unopposed. Which candidates will best serve Seattle's public schools? Tune in to CIO and find out! http://video.seattle.gov:8080/podcasts/CIO/CIO_09182009_Schools.m4v Fri, 18 Sep 2009 08:00:00 GMT SEATTLE CHANNEL City Inside/Out: Seattle School Board Elections 9/18/2009 It's time to head back to school for students, and to the polls for the Seattle School Board! Incumbent Mary Bass will face retailer Kay Smith-Blum as both vie to represent District 5 in Seattle's Central Area. Research scientist Wilson Chin and retired educator Betty Patu present voters with very different choices as they compete for Cheryl Chow's seat in Southeast Seattle's District 7. Incumbent Michael DeBell is running unopposed. Which candidates will best serve Seattle's public schools? Tune in to CIO and find out! 27:24 seattle, channel, seattlechannel, 21 no