Thursday Compendium

Development
"Ladybug guy's paradise about to be paved" [PI, May 24]
"Developers plan to build a hotel instead of housing" [PI, May 23]
Downtown church spared in land deal [PI, May 21]
-Related: In Other News: Church [Stranger, May 23]
"South Lake Union streetcar making tracks" [Times, May 21]

Neighborhood
Wallingford Park will close for school expansion, n'hood upset [PI, May 23]
Schizophrenic man caught in city cleanup plans [Stranger, May 23]

Municipal/Zoning/Politics
"Some interesting newcomers could shake up the Seattle City Council" [Crosscut, May 24]
City panel OKs plan for siting strip clubs -- with restrictions [PI, May 24]
In Other News: Clubs [Stranger, May 23]
In Other Neighborhoods: Magnolia & SE Seattle [Stranger, May 23]
"The master negotiator between business and environmentalists" [Crosscut, May 23]
"Growth and density: Let's do the numbers" [Crosscut, May 21]

Market
Condo Expo: "Where's the Party?" [Stranger, May 23]
Rhodes & Gardner: Q&A on residential real estate [Times, May 22]
"First-time buyers find ray of hope in condos" [Times, May 21]

Transportation
"Pacific Northwest ports encouraged to work together" [PI, May 23]
Will Seattle vote for the RTID? [Stranger, May 23]
"Viaduct solution elusive as work looms" [PI, May 23]
"4 lanes open again on Fremont Bridge" [PI, May 23]
"Getting There: New ramp torn down over state's bad design" PI, May 20]