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World Cup schedule today June 17: Here’s what and where to watch
Welcome to day seven of the World Cup. Here's the schedule for Wednesday's games, and how to watch.
The Seattle Times
7 days
Seattle’s Kangaroo & Kiwi gears up for Australia-U.S. World Cup match
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The next time we see the Seahawks on the field will be for training camp. Here's what their roster might look like once they're done and are ready for the season.
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Yakama Nation elder, ‘secret sauce’ for Columbia River impasses, dies
Yellowash, of the Yakama Nation, was a proud father, helped advance toxic cleanups in the Columbia River, and was a warm face at community gatherings.
