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$284: Prices at Garage Capitol Hill bowling alley at center of antitrust lawsuit against national chain that acquired it
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No leak as natural gas smell causes alarm at Capitol Hill Station
Concerns about a natural gas leak briefly shut down light rail service and brought a large Seattle Fire response Tuesday to Capitol Hill Station. A SFD spokesperson said reports of a natural gas odor at the light rail station started … Continue reading →
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Mayor Says KCRHA’s Initial Response to Audit Findings “Did Not Adequately Address My Concerns”
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Seattle International Film Festival: Kikuyu Land
Journalist Bea Wangondu's documentary "Kikuyu Land" exposes systemic abuse, child labor, corruption, and a buried family secret, revealing how British colonial structures still exploit Kenyan society today.
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Seattle International Film Festival: When A Witness Recants
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Seattle International Film Festival: If I Go Will They Miss Me
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Capitol Hill Seattle
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Tracking States’ Unprecedented Redistricting Efforts
Republicans have gained a strategic advantage in the national redistricting battle, following a Supreme Court decision that significantly altered the Voting Rights Act. This development has enabled Republican-controlled states to redraw congressional district boundaries, potentially enhancing their position in the upcoming midterm elections.
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The future of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has become a subject of intense speculation following the team's early elimination from the NBA playoffs. Despite the team's unexpected exit, the 41-year-old athlete continues to demonstrate a level of performance that maintains his status as one of the league's most impressive players, a rare achievement at his age.
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