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King County Issues Burn Ban As Fire Risks Increase
King County has issued a Stage 1 Burn Ban for unincorporated areas due to rising temperatures and dry conditions, prohibiting yard debris and land-clearing fires, while recreational fires are still permitted under certain conditions.
Seattle Gay News
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Seattle’s Trans mutual aid network brings a community in crisis together
The Mutual Aid Network for Trans and Intersex Individuals in Seattle (MANTIS) is a political organization that has been making itself more known in the public conscience. In February, it held a rally in Cal Anderson Park, addressing issues affecting the Trans community, mainly the homelessness and refugee crisis. Since then, it has organized a march to City Hall in collaboration with the Gender Equity Movement (GEM) to get Mayor Katie Wilson to declare a state of emergency regarding the Trans refugee crisis
Seattle Gay News
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Seattle Dykes on Bikes and raising a Trans daughter: Wen Cruz shares her journey of parenthood and leadership
Go to any Pride or LGBTQIA+-related event around Seattle or the Puget Sound area, and more likely than not you’ll find members of Seattle’s official Dykes on Bikes chapter, including providing logistics and support. The organization has been at the forefront these past few years, from spearheading Seattle’s Dyke March and Pride parade to protecting events, attendees, and businesses, such as drag queen story hour at the Brewhouse Pub in Renton. Wen Cruz, president of Seattle DoB, spoke with the SGN recently
Seattle Gay News
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My first Pride experience
My first Seattle Pride experience was the first unofficial parade in 1977. I came out while living on Hood Canal in the mid-1970s. My first boyfriend, who was also a Gay virgin, and I didn’t think there were many other “guys into guys” in our area. One night, his therapist took us on a tour of Gay Seattle. First stop” The Mocambo at Second and Yesler. I was astonished at how many guys were there! In 1975, I applied for a job as a waiter at “The Mo,” and two days later was hired as a bartender. The night bef
West Seattle Blog
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Know kids who need food? Summer meal program starts in West Seattle and vicinity on Wednesday
By Macey Wurm Reporting for West Seattle Blog The city of Seattle’s Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) will be back this season beginning tomorrow (June 24). For more than 50 years, the program has existed as a means of filling the gap in the period when children lose access to lunches provided throughout the school […]
West Seattle Blog
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LAST CALL: West Seattle Soccer Club fall-signup time almost over!
In the summer of soccer, it’s time to think fall – if someone in your household is a potential West Seattle Soccer Club player! Here’s what the club asked us to share with you: Hey, West Seattle Families! There is one week left in the fall open registration period. Founded in 1968, The West Seattle […]
West Seattle Blog
3 days
WATER TAXI: World Cup matchday ridership set record!
(Friday Water Taxi photos by Therese Bianchi) Last Friday’s USA vs. Australia World Cup matchday was also a record ridership day for the King County Water Taxi! Metro’s Al Sanders sent this update: A record number of riders decided to “Make it a Boat Day” on June 19! Between World Cup soccer, Mariners baseball and […]
West Seattle Blog
3 days
READER REPORT: Stolen or mistakenly taken barbecue
Sent by Henry, who says the missing barbecue looks just like this except it’s black, not red: I live on 7564 45th Ave. SW. in West Seattle. I was barbecuing with some friends on the curb this afternoon, when we went into our house to hang out. We left the barbecue unattended on the curbside […]
West Seattle Blog
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CONGRATULATIONS! Southside Revolution Junior Roller Derby team wins regionals, headed to national championships
More congratulations today – this time for roller-derby skaters! The report and photos are from Southside Revolution Junior Roller Derby: Southside Revolution Rebels are headed to JRDA Champs in Chicago! For the first time since our inaugural season 12 years ago, Southside Revolution Junior Roller Derby is going to play in the Junior Roller Derby […]
West Seattle Blog
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COUNTDOWN: Four days until Arts in Nature Festival returns! From fire dancing to rock ‘n’ roll, see the lineups
One of this weekend’s biggest events is the return of the Arts in Nature Festival, which DNDA is presenting Saturday at Camp Long (5200 35th SW) – free! Here are the music, performance, and art lineups: Camp Long’s historic cabins will also host “immersive” art experiences during the festival, 10 am-8:30 pm Saturday (June 27).
Seattle Gay News
3 days
Rally the streets: Seattle Pride Parade 2026
The Seattle Pride parade is calling on the LGBTQIA+ community to “Rally” on Sunday, June 28, as it once again prepares to take over downtown. Around 300,000 people are expected to line the route along Fourth Avenue (from Union Street to Denny Way) as more than 200 community groups, civic leaders, nonprofits, and businesses congregate in Washington state’s largest Pride march and celebration. The theme for this year’s parade is “Rally,” through which Seattle Pride hopes to raise marginalized voices, honor LG
Seattle Gay News
3 days
Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence: The Abbey of St. Joan approaches its 30th anniversary
On Easter Sunday 1979, four men set out into the city of San Francisco wearing traditional nun's habits. By using sincerity and joy mixed with satire to counter the prevailing homophobia and shame, they inspired others to join their cause, thus forming the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. Thanks to their focus on service and Queer liberation, and a down-to-earth approach to safer sex education, it didn't take long for the movement to spread to other cities and become worldwide. In Seattle, the Sisters of Pe