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The Stranger
10 days
The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Seattle This Weekend: June 5–7, 2026
The first wave of Pride events goes down this weekend, with celebrations from Gays Eating Garlic Bread in the Park and Seattle Pride in the Park to the White Center Pride Street Festival. We’re also suggesting you make time for Maple Fest, the Kenmore Community Rowing Club’s open house and National Learn to Row Day, […] The post The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Seattle This Weekend: June 5–7, 2026 appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
10 days
A River Runs Through Us
On a languid spring evening in South Seattle, the wind ruffled through a web of fabric strung across the courtyard of Mini Mart City Park. Long, ripped strips of red, black, marigold, and white twisted, braided, and tangled overhead. They were anchored at points along the building’s roof and converged around a pole that rose, […] The post A River Runs Through Us appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
10 days
Seattle Commits To Restoration And Preservation Of Central District Pan-African Crosswalks
The City of Seattle has initiated a restoration project to renew and preserve 11 Pan-African flag crosswalks in the Central District. These landmarks have long served as iconic symbols of Black history, culture, and community presence.
Seattle Medium
10 days
Podcast: Seattle Medium’s Readers’ Choice Awards See Increased Community Engagement
The Seattle Medium's inaugural Best of the Best Northwest Readers' Choice Awards has generated significant community engagement, with nominees and residents actively promoting the campaign. This initiative, established to celebrate impactful businesses, organizations, and leaders, has fostered widespread participation and facilitated the discovery of new regional entities.
Seattle Medium
10 days
Podcast: Washington State Microenterprise Association Strengthens Entrepreneur Network
The Washington State Microenterprise Association (WSMA) addresses critical barriers faced by microenterprises, sole proprietors, and early-stage entrepreneurs in accessing capital and vital resources. The organization strengthens the statewide network supporting small businesses, providing essential training, financing, and business development services. Its flagship initiative, Evergreen BizLink, serves as a free online resource navigator, connecting entrepreneurs with trusted support systems.
The Stranger
10 days
Slog AM: The Waterfront Parks are Open, Washington Democrats Support War in Lebanon, and Pacific Northwest Journalists Call for Advertisers to Boycott Their Papers
Lawyers for Suspect in Jennifer Blessing Murder Say Their Client is Not Competent to Stand Trial: Christopher Leahy has been in pre-trial detention since surrendering to police after Blessing’s killing, but has yet to enter a plea. He was supposed to be formally arraigned on murder charges yesterday, but this was postponed as the judge […] The post Slog AM: The Waterfront Parks are Open, Washington Democrats Support War in Lebanon, and Pacific Northwest Journalists Call for Advertisers to Boycott Their Papers appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Transit Blog
11 days
Link Ridership Soars 46% After Crosslake Connection Opening
Sound Transit’s Link light rail system continues to break its own ridership records. After the highly-anticipated Crosslake Connection opening at the end of March, system-wide ridership jumped 46% to 4,675,216 passengers in April 2026. This equates to an average 155,840 boardings across the 1 Line, 2 Line, and T Line every day. Since the pandemic, … Continue reading "Link Ridership Soars 46% After Crosslake Connection Opening"
Seattle Medium
11 days
Neonatal Testing: A Game-Changer For Black Moms And Babies
Black infants are twice as likely as white infants to be born prematurely and face significantly higher mortality rates before their first birthday. Despite this, many Black parents decline prenatal tests capable of identifying serious health issues months before birth. This reluctance is attributed to medical mistrust, uneven access to care, and widespread misconceptions regarding the purpose of prenatal screening.
Seattle Medium
11 days
At Hampton, Black Clergy Weigh Faith, AI, and Change
The 2026 Hampton University Ministers Conference will convene thousands of pastors, theologians, and lay persons to confront the evolving landscape of the Black church. The agenda prioritizes critical discussions on artificial intelligence, the integration of younger clergy, the expanding influence of women in ministry, and the strategic imperative of maintaining relevance within a rapidly changing cultural context.
Seattle Medium
11 days
Black Men: “Manning Up” Isn’t a Mental Health Flex
Black men are confronting a significant mental health crisis, evidenced by rising deaths from suicide, overdoses, and alcohol abuse. This escalating challenge is primarily attributed to societal expectations of masculinity, a profound mistrust of mental health systems, and a critical scarcity of Black mental health professionals, collectively hindering access to vital support.
Seattle Medium
11 days
The Cuba I Cannot Unsee
Observations from a recent delegation to Cuba highlight the profound resilience of its populace, who, despite facing severe daily hardships such as extensive electricity outages and pervasive uncertainty, consistently extend hospitality and kindness. This enduring spirit of community persists even as these challenges impact fundamental aspects of life, including family planning and educational access.
Seattle Medium
11 days
Senate Passes $70 Billion Ice And Border Patrol Bill, Overcoming Internal GOP Rebellion Over DOJ Fund
The U.S. Senate has approved a substantial $70 billion immigration enforcement package, delivering a significant political victory to President Donald Trump following weeks of legislative contention, with only one Republican senator opposing the measure.