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Brandon Roy Returns To Garfield After WIAA Investigation Clears Him Of Recruiting Allegations
Brandon Roy, former NBA star and Garfield High School boys basketball head coach, has been reinstated to his coaching position following an investigation by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) that cleared him of alleged recruiting violations. The WIAA concluded that all evidence supporting the allegations was unsubstantiated, a development that follows significant community scrutiny over his prior dismissal.
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Mariners continue hitting struggles, lose game and series to Pirates
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The deadly earthquakes that have struck Venezuela’s northern coast were an event known as a “doublet.”.
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Trump administration moves to preserve cells, DNA of imperiled species
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Maura Mast to be Seattle U’s first mathematician — and woman — president
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The Pride Match is set for the June 26 FIFA World Cup game in Seattle between Egypt and Iran. Organizers said festivities will celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.
The Seattle Times
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WA private colleges cover students who lost state tuition aid
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The Seattle Times
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Texas could soon move Bible reading from Sunday school to public school
Texas is on the verge of passing a new book list for millions of students across the state, which is expected to include excerpts from the Bible.
