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Seattle public restroom pilot faces first test after window shattered near Lumen Field
The city hopes the new bathrooms will avoid the problems that doomed Seattle’s controversial public toilet program two decades ago.
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Large residential fire in Parkland destroys part of home
No injuries were reported, officials said.
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UW community gives Juniper Blessing memorial a semi-permanent home
Students, faculty and staff carried flowers, notes and tributes across campus to preserve Juniper Blessing’s memorial through September.
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No food, no timeline, no answers: Whidbey Island food pantry in limbo after flood
Faulty plumbing forced the Queen-Bee Community Pantry to close indefinitely, leaving families without food.
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Seattle posts nation’s fifth-largest population gain; international migration fuels growth
New Census estimates show Seattle added more than 11,500 residents last year, while international migration helped offset domestic population losses.
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Beaver family raised by Cowlitz Tribe relocated to new habitat
The program is part of the Tribe’s efforts to improve beaver populations and ecosystems in Washington.
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Climber rescued after 300-foot fall on Mount Deception in Olympic National Park
The woman was flown to Seattle for emergency medical treatment and suffered multiple injuries, according to an online fundraiser.
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Man charged after stolen City of Tacoma fuel card used for more than $1,100 in gas
A City of Tacoma fuel card was used 11 times after it was stolen from a city truck, according to…
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Around 2,000 dead fish collected as crew contains environmental impact of Longview tank implosion
Washington Department of Ecology officials said varying fish, including a single coho salmon, have been retrieved from adjacent ditch systems.
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Taproot Theatre raises over $422K to repair HVAC system after vandalism, save summer programming
Taproot Theatre said it saw an outpouring of community support after copper wire thieves caused hundreds of thousands of dollars…
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