May 27, 2008 - 4:41pm
Mak joins Mayor Nickels' team
By Bryan BissellLong time KING 5 news reporter Robert Mak, perhaps best known in political circles for his show, "KING 5 News Up Front", will join Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels' staff as communications director and senior policy advisor, the P-I is reporting.
"Robert brings a keen sense of policy and communications to our team," Nickels said in a statement. "He will be a great asset as we continue our key priorities of fixing our transportation system, protecting ourenvironment, keeping our neighborhoods safe, and ensuring all Seattle residents access to safe and affordable housing."
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