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The Stranger
25 minutes
Sen. Jesse Salomon Brought Us a Bear Meal
We are deep in our endorsement process, otherwise known as our pit of suffering. The compensation is snack time after candidates bribe us with their delicious treats. State Sen. Jesse Salomon, who is running for re-election in the north-of-Seattle 32nd District, brought us a feast fit for a black bear. As we walked up the […] The post Sen. Jesse Salomon Brought Us a Bear Meal appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
about 1 hour
FOLLOWUP: Council-committee briefing reveals recent improvement in SPD female-male recruiting ratio
The City Council’s Public Safety Committee just wrapped up its every-other-week meeting, and this time they did get to the Seattle Police staffing/response time briefing. That took up most of the meeting, in fact. And since this was the later-than-usual first-quarter briefing – days short of the end of the second quarter – a bit […]
GeekWire
about 2 hours
Microsoft’s next big thing for the cloud: an agent that keeps its cool when everything falls apart
Microsoft is promising relief to engineers who get woken up at 3 a.m. for outages and other cloud glitches: an… Read More
The Stranger
about 2 hours
Cleaning House
Bisexual AFAB non-binary here. (And a Magnum sub!) I have a legal query I’m hoping you or perhaps one of your guest experts might be able to help with? I’m a self-employed cleaner in Portland, Oregon, who offers a discount for LGBTQ+ folks on first cleans. The discount attracts the kinds of clients I want, queer […] The post Cleaning House appeared first on The Stranger.
GeekWire
about 3 hours
Tech Moves: Microsoft names new exec; Remitly CPO/CTO departs; AWS leader to head Synthesia in Seattle
Microsoft names chief digital safety officer; Remitly's chief product and technology officer departs; and an AWS leader joins Synthesia to oversee its new Seattle office. Read More
West Seattle Blog
about 3 hours
Pickleball/tennis meeting + ways to stay cool – here’s our West Seattle Tuesday list
(Cooling scene off Alki, recently photographed by Theresa Arbow-O’Connor) Here’s our list of event notes/reminders/listings for today/tonight, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar: FREE PLAYSPACE AT CHURCH OF NAZARENE … now on summer break; watch for the reopening in fall! CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE: Meeting under way now, with topics including CARE […]
The Stranger
about 4 hours
Slog AM: Boeing’s New Plane Can’t Fly in the Rain, United Auto Workers Divest from Israel, Alan Greenspan Dies
Washington Dems Decline to Condemn MGP for Anti-Trans “Genocide” Vote: There was a strong push by delegates at Washington Democrats’ party convention in Spokane this weekend to punish US Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp-Perez for voting for a Republican bill last month that would force teachers to out transgender students to their parents. But the push wasn’t […] The post Slog AM: Boeing’s New Plane Can’t Fly in the Rain, United Auto Workers Divest from Israel, Alan Greenspan Dies appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
about 4 hours
SUMMER CAMP: Ultimate at Hiawatha
Got an 8- to 12-year-old in the household who’s interested in Ultimate? Hiawatha Community Center wants you to know there’s another session of camp coming up July 6-10, 1-4 pm daily, with Kyliah – “a 2x Club national champion, 2025 Team USA Gold medalist, and 2026 Division 1 college national champion.” Campers can learn Ultimate […]
GeekWire
about 5 hours
This 3-foot-tall robot wants to be your kid’s classroom buddy and your mom’s new friend
Mind Children Robotics, a Seattle-area startup co-founded by AGI researcher Ben Goertzel, is building Codey — a child-sized social robot priced under $10,000 and aimed at classrooms, hospitals and senior care. The company plans its first pilots in South Korea. Read More
My Ballard
about 5 hours
The Walrus and the Carpenter closes amid ongoing labor strike
The Walrus and the Carpenter (4743 Ballard Ave. NW) closed Monday evening after management cited safety concerns amid an ongoing labor strike outside the Ballard restaurant. In a statement released ... Read more
Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
Supreme Court Rules Against Rastafarian Who Sued Prison Officials For Cutting His Dreadlocks
The Supreme Court has ruled that a devout Rastafarian, Damon Landor, cannot proceed with his lawsuit against prison officials who cut his dreadlocks. This 6-3 decision, authored by Justice Neil Gorsuch, is expected to make it more challenging for individuals of other faiths to enforce federal religious protections within the prison system, drawing criticism from Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson for weakening these safeguards.
Seattle Medium
about 6 hours
Exxon Can Sue Cuba Over Property Confiscated In 1960, Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court has permitted Exxon Mobil to sue state-owned oil companies in Cuba over property confiscated nearly seven decades ago after Fidel Castro's regime seized power, a decision backed by the Trump administration amidst its aggressive stance toward Havana.