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YOU CAN HELP: West Seattle YMCA seeking high-school students for youth board
New volunteer opportunity for teenagers! Here’s the announcement: High-school students! Do you want to represent youth as a voice in…
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After dozens died in Israeli jails, death penalty law rattles Palestinians
Palestinian prisoners alarmed by reported preparations in Israeli jails to carry out executions.
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Who are Bangladesh’s new cabinet members?
Tarique Rahman of the BNP is sworn in as the prime minister of Bangladesh. His cabinet appointments are also revealed.
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Ramadan Mubarak 2026: Hear greetings in different languages
Here is how to convey wishes during the holy month of Ramadan in different languages around the world.
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Seattle considers ban on sharing ‘sensitive data’ with federal immigration authorities
The Seattle City Council will vote Tuesday afternoon on legislation aimed to restrict sharing of information and “sensitive data” with…
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‘NOTICE TO PAY RENT OR VACATE’ posted at Broadway’s shuttered The Vajra
Thanks for the tips and pictures, readers The end for The Vajra, the metaphysical boutique whose challenges with neighborhood crime,…
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Change on Millionaire’s Row as Capitol Hill’s Shafer Baillie Mansion is sold
(Image: Shafer Baillie Mansion) (Image: Shafer Baillie Mansion) By Matt Dowell Up on Capitol Hill’s Millionaire’s Row, a half-century old…
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TRAFFIC, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Post-holiday Tuesday
6:03 AM: Good morning! Welcome to Tuesday, February 17, 2026, with mid-winter break of continuing for most schools. WEATHER +…
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Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson to give first State of the City address Tuesday
Wilson will give her first State of the City address from Seattle’s Central District at around 11:50 a.m.
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People line up overnight in Seattle’s U District for Raising Cane’s grand opening
Seattle welcomes its first Raising Cane’s, drawing early crowds to the University District for its grand opening.
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