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Benches fit for a Troll
Friends of the Troll’s Knoll celebrated the installation of two new basalt stone benches at the Fremont Troll with a ribbon cutting on July 10. Volunteers, sculptor John Hoge, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, and King County District 4 Councilmember Jorge Baron gathered at the Hall of Giants to mark the occasion. The benches, carved […]
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What’s Howard’s end? Former Starbucks CEO is ripping Washington state again
For the second time in the past 60 days, former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has penned an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal that takes direct aim at the state’s political leadership, calling Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson “inept” and noting that Gov. Bob Ferguson continues to “burden businesses with one tax increase after another.” Read More
Seattle Weekly
about 16 hours
Woodinville man indicted for money theft in South King County
A Woodinville man has been indicted for stealing $440,000 from financial institutions in Renton and Tukwila.
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General Fusion set to become first publicly traded fusion stock
British Columbia-based General Fusion on Friday completed its deal to become the first publicly traded fusion stock. The 24-year-old company… Read More
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Stepping up: 9 players who could raise Washington's ceiling in 2026
Rather than focus on established stars, let's look at less-heralded players who could step up.
Seattle Weekly
about 17 hours
Link light rail ridership records set during World Cup
Sound Transit scored big with Link light rail ridership numbers during the World Cup in Seattle.
My Ballard
about 18 hours
Harbor seal and newborn pup spotted swimming at Shilshole Bay Marina
A newly born harbor seal pup was spotted swimming alongside its mother at Shilshole Bay Marina on Thursday, drawing a small crowd of onlookers. Ballard resident Carsin Grace told My ... Read more
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Byrd Barr Place To Host Third Annual Community Block Party In Seattle
Byrd Barr Place is set to host its third annual Community Block Party in Seattle's historic Central District. The event will feature live entertainment, local vendors, children's activities, community resources, free food, and a backpack giveaway, aiming to celebrate the neighborhood's rich history, culture, and resilience while fostering community engagement.
Seattle Medium
about 18 hours
Federal SAVE Plan Ends: Millions Face Increased Student Loan Payments
The federal government's Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) repayment plan has concluded, impacting millions of federal student loan borrowers. These individuals now face a September 29 deadline to choose a new repayment option, or they will be automatically enrolled in a standard repayment plan, a shift anticipated to result in higher monthly payments and increased financial pressure for many.
Seattle Medium
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WA Commission Surveys Black Men’s Public Sector Experiences
The Washington State Commission on African American Affairs has launched a new survey, "Black Men in the Public Sector Workforce: Experience. Barriers. Solutions.," to address the documented lack of research on the workplace experiences of African American men in government, education, public service, and the nonprofit sector. This initiative aims to gather critical data to inform future policy recommendations and foster more equitable professional environments.
Seattle Weekly
about 18 hours
Renton City Council delays vote to turn on ALPR, Flock cameras
The Renton City Council delayed a vote to turn on Flock and Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras in the city.