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Seattle Weekly
about 2 hours
Washington’s Board of Education proposes new high school graduation requirements
High school students in Washington may soon have more options to connect coursework with their career plans.
The Urbanist
about 2 hours
Issaquah Leads State With Program to Self-Certify Backyard Cottage Plans
The Eastside city is the first to take advantage of a 2025 state law allowing cities to create a pathway for licensed architects to sign off on their own building plans. The program is intended to cut timelines to getting accessory dwelling units into construction.
My Ballard
about 2 hours
First look at Interbay’s Pickle at the Palms pickleball facility
Pickle at the Palms (3435 15th Ave W) is entering its final construction phase ahead of its planned opening in Interbay next month. General Manager Kyle Schraeder told My Ballard ... Read more
NW Asian Weekly
about 2 hours
Soul Jam brings Indian star Madhubala back to life in multimedia
Weaving together instruments, vocals, storytelling, and original poetry, the Soul Jam cooperative fits no easy description.
NW Asian Weekly
about 3 hours
SAVE America Act, gutting of Voting Rights Act seriously damage AAPIs’ ability and right to vote
Between the SAVE America Act—a bill that would restrict voting that is once again on the table—and the U.S. Supreme Court dismantling key portions of the Voting Rights Act, Quyên Dinh is worried.
Seattle Weekly
about 3 hours
Kenmore Air seaplane crashes in San Juan Islands
Ten passengers and one pilot were on board a Kenmore Air seaplane when it crashed in Shallow Bay near Sucia Island on the evening of July 23.
The Urbanist
about 3 hours
Sound Transit Asks Riders to Weigh In on 2027 Service Plan
Sound Transit is weighing a cut to light rail service spans to allow larger maintenance windows and is proposing to drop the Seattle-tail of Route 560 to boost frequency on the remainder of the route. The agency’s survey on its service proposal is open through July 26.
My Ballard
about 4 hours
New art fair debuts at West Canal Yards near the Ballard Bridge
A new gallery-led art fair is making its inaugural debut this week at West Canal Yards, the redeveloped waterfront property along the Lake Washington Ship Canal just east of the ... Read more
Seattle Weekly
about 11 hours
Mariners first half takeaways and second half expectations
The All-Star break symbolizes the halfway point in the season, how can the Mariners get going?
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 11 hours
As Lake Powell shrinks, marinas are having to adapt to dwindling water levels
Matt Barrett has seen Lake Powell drop nearly every year since 2013 or so, when he started making annual treks to the reservoir on the Utah-Arizona border. Some very snowy winters helped it rebound quickly, but this year was far from that.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 11 hours
Comedian Jordan Jensen plays Moore
Stand-up comedian Jordan Jensen will bring her 2026 tour to The Moore on Aug. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $38.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 11 hours
UW plans bid release for GC/CM, architect on Intellectual House's second phase
The University of Washington will soon be seeking an architect and a general contractor/construction manager for Phase II of its Intellectual House, a 7,200-square foot building focused on student belonging and community.