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A Year In, Trump’s Spending Cuts Hit Hardest In Black Communities
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law last July, has significantly curtailed access to healthcare and food assistance for millions of low-income Americans, with Black communities disproportionately affected. The legislation, which enacted trillions in cuts to Medicaid and food assistance budgets, has led to a 4.6 million decrease in Medicaid and CHIP enrollment and over 4 million fewer SNAP participants, intensifying existing systemic inequities.
Seattle Medium
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America 250: Black Americans Reflect On Freedom And Trauma
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, many Black Americans question whether the national celebration adequately reflects their history and lived experiences. Mental health advocates assert that the enduring legacy of slavery, segregation, and systemic discrimination has inflicted lasting emotional scars, underscoring persistent inequities.
Seattle Medium
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More than 7 Million Student Loan Borrowers Face Sept. 29 Deadline – Mostly Black
The income-driven SAVE student loan repayment plan has been discontinued, replaced by two new options requiring borrowers to choose between prioritizing monthly payment amounts or total loan balance. Borrowers face a September 29 deadline to select a new plan.
Seattle Medium
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Trump Rings Opening Bell To Mark First Day Of Trading For Trump Accounts
President Donald Trump officially launched Trump Accounts, a new savings and investment vehicle for children, on July 4. The initiative seeks to encourage third-party contributions to a child's future and provide federal seed money for newborns.
Seattle Medium
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Rep. Jasmine Crockett Will Be Missed
U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett, a civil rights attorney, has emerged as a vocal advocate for the rights of Black Americans, notably challenging legislative efforts by Representative Byron Donalds. Donalds has championed the D.C. Crimes Act of 2025, a measure designed to impose stricter penalties on juvenile offenders in the nation's capital, which Crockett argues denies young people the same opportunities for redemption he once received, citing his own past felony charge and subsequent expungement.
West Seattle Blog
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TRAFFIC, TRANSIT, WEATHER: Post-holiday Monday, with Seattle’s last World Cup match
6:07 AM: Good morning! It’s Monday, July 6, 2026, with the final Seattle World Cup match this evening. WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET Sunny today, high in the mid-70s. Sunrise was at 5:19 am; sunset will be at 9:08 pm. SEATTLE WORLD CUP MATCH #6 USA vs. Belgium, 5 pm at Lumen Field (“Seattle Stadium”). Starting at […]
West Seattle Blog
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UPDATE: Water-rescue response off west end of Alki Beach
9:20 PM: Seattle Fire has a water-rescue response headed to Alki Avenue and 64th SW after a report of someone hanging onto a capsized watercraft – possibly a kayak, per dispatch – about 50 yards offshore. 9:29 PM: SFD responders report another kayaker appears to be towing in the person who was in trouble, or […]
West Seattle Blog
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Seattle’s last – and biggest – FIFA World Cup match is tomorrow. Here’s what to know about getting downtown, and more
By Macey Wurm Reporting for West Seattle Blog The 2026 FIFA World Cup’s Seattle leg will come to a close tomorrow with the USA v. Belgium match kicking off at 5 p.m. The two teams will be competing for a place in the quarterfinals – the USA’s first time in this position since 2002. In […]
West Seattle Blog
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WEST SEATTLE COYOTES: Seaview, Puget Ridge sightings
Two coyote sightings, both with photos: SEAVIEW: Adam sent this today: I know that coyote sightings have increased this spring and summer. This one was farther north and we suspect it may be the one that we think killed our cat a month ago. It was about 5:50 PM on the 5th. It was spotted […]
West Seattle Blog
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Here’s how West Seattle Summer Fest will change next Sunday’s Farmers’ Market
That’s the view looking through the barricades at the north end of today’s West Seattle Farmers’ Market, toward where the market will be held next week on the final day of West Seattle Summer Fest. It’s standard now for the market to be located one block north of its usual spot on Summer Fest Sunday, […]
West Seattle Blog
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Brown water reported in Alki area
Just got a note from an Alki resident reporting discolored water. No incidents on the Seattle Public Utilities water-trouble map, so this could be sediment (rust) stirred up from hydrant use (SFD has certainly had a busy 24+ hours). If you notice it, always report it to SPU’s round-the-clock center at 206-386-1800, as there’s also […]
West Seattle Blog
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TRAFFIC ALERT: Crash on Harbor Avenue
Thanks for the tips. Multiple SFD units are at a crash scene near Salty’s (1936 Harbor SW); no details of the crash yet but avoid the area for a while.