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George E. Johnson Changed Black Beauty — And Black History
George E. Johnson, founder of Johnson Products Co., significantly impacted Black America by revolutionizing the hair care industry and becoming the first Black-owned company listed on the American Stock Exchange, with his financial backing also transforming the Chicago music show 'Soul Train' into a national cultural phenomenon.
Seattle Medium
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HBCUs Are Still The Vanguard
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have consistently served as the vanguard of Black education, producing a significant percentage of Black college graduates and generating billions in economic impact. Despite their transformative work, these institutions operate with limited resources and confront new challenges stemming from evolving federal student loan policies.
The Seattle Times
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An Irish citizen sentenced to 14 years for killing a US tourist in Hungary
A Hungarian court has sentenced an Irish citizen to 14 years in prison for murdering an American tourist in Budapest in 2024.
The Seattle Times
3 days
Light rail service on 1 Line and 2 Line suspended for power issues
Sound Transit said that both lines are suspended between Northgate, Stadium and Judkins Park stations.
The Seattle Times
3 days
What WA’s representatives put in a time capsule for 2276
Representatives and senators provided the semiquincentennial congressional time capsule with items they feel will give insight about Washington’s residents.
West Seattle Blog
3 days
TRAFFIC, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Thursday watch, with West Seattle Summer Fest street closures and bus reroutes
6:03 AM: Good morning! It’s Thursday, July 9, 2026. WEST SEATTLE SUMMER FEST STREET CLOSURES, BUS REROUTES Setup for the Friday-Saturday-Sunday festival in The Junction starts this afternoon, with street closures starting around 4 pm and bus reroutes – detailed here – beginning at 2. The festival will be on California SW from SW Genesee […]
The Seattle Times
3 days
El Nino powers up as forecasters predict historic strength and a rainier winter for the US South
Federal forecasters say an intensifying El Nino is growing so fast it's on the way to becoming very strong, even reaching historic levels this fall.
The Seattle Times
3 days
Almost $1 billion later, the U.S. still can’t make a medical glove
Nitrile gloves, as they're called, are vital in healthcare, protecting patients and practitioners from infection and contamination. Only about 1% of those used in the U.S. are made domestically.
The Seattle Times
3 days
WA leads lawsuit to block Trump’s homelessness funding rules
The new federal requirements would limit funding for programs that provide stable, long-term housing to people coming out of homelessness without requiring sobriety.
The Seattle Times
3 days
First black bear uses Snoqualmie Pass I-90 animal bridge
This was the first bear, but sightings have previously included beaver, elk, coyote, hare, bobcat, otter, mink, skunk, racoon, deer, and cougars and weasels.
The Seattle Times
3 days
WA limits spit hoods inside state-run psychiatric facilities
The Washington agency that oversees state-run psychiatric hospitals now restricts how staff use spit hoods — mesh or fabric bags tied to deaths and injuries across the U.S.
The Seattle Times
3 days
UW athletics projected $16 million deficit for approved 2027 fiscal year budget
Washington athletics projected a $16 million negative cash flow in its 2027 fiscal year budget approved by the UW Board of Regents in June.
