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My Ballard
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Appeals court rules against Seattle in latest Shilshole Missing Link case
A Washington state appeals court has ruled that Seattle’s 2021 redesign of the Burke-Gilman Trail Missing Link along Shilshole Avenue NW is not exempt from environmental review, the latest decision ... Read more
The Seattle Times
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The Stranger’s editor, Hannah Murphy Winter, is leaving
Hannah Murphy Winter, who joined The Stranger in 2024, will leave at the end of July.
The Seattle Times
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Seattle Weekly
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Cook, Slaughter rulings protect the wealthy | In Focus
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The Seattle Times
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The Artemis II astronauts who flew around the moon earlier this year are back in Florida, reunited with their capsule and launch team.
The Seattle Times
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Outbreak of diarrhea-causing parasite grows to more than 1,000 cases
Michigan is experiencing its largest outbreak of a parasitic infection that causes severe diarrhea.
The Seattle Times
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Sounders’ Jackson Ragen earns MLS All-Star nod
Major League soccer announced the full roster for its All-Star Game, and Sounders defender Jackson Ragen was among the reserves.
Seattle Weekly
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FIFA’s Infantino targeted by complaint to Olympic ethics body after Trump lobbying on Balogun ban
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is being referred to Olympic ethics investigators for a possible breach of political neutrality.
The Stranger
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With Seattle’s World Cup Over, Mayor Katie Wilson Turns Off Stadium District Cameras
Well, the 22 police cameras in the Stadium District are off, which is what Mayor Katie Wilson promised to do once the World Cup and its “credible threats” were gone. The Seattle Police Department won’t be able to turn them on itself. But the camera boxes, the modems, the routers, the cooling fans, and the […] The post With Seattle’s World Cup Over, Mayor Katie Wilson Turns Off Stadium District Cameras appeared first on The Stranger.
My Ballard
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Ballard Music & Seafoodfest seeks volunteers ahead of this weekend’s festival
With the Ballard Music & Seafoodfest set for this weekend, organizers are making a final call for volunteers to help staff the three-day event. The festival is seeking volunteers for ... Read more
The Seattle Times
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Students can shape policy. Why don’t schools show them how?
Washington schools can — and should — do more to teach students about how they can influence the lawmaking process, Student Voices contributor Samantha Gobal writes.
