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No new detention centers coming to Thurston County for one year
County leadership decided to pause permitting of public and private detention centers and correctional facilities.
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Seattle says World Cup security plan passed first test as crowds expected to grow
Seattle saw large crowds and a smooth security operation for its first World Cup match, with businesses and neighborhoods gearing…
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New military housing units to open at Joint Base Lewis-McChord amid ongoing shortage
Military families not immune to the housing crisis.
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Oak Harbor won’t display Pride flag, city council decides
Oak Harbor City Council voted 5-2 to strike down an ordinance that would have allowed a Pride flag to fly…
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From ballpark to feed: How the Seattle Mariners built one of baseball’s most engaged social media fan bases
The Seattle Mariners rank among baseball’s top social media teams, with a small crew turning game moments, clubhouse personality, and…
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Bear attack on Mt. Si seriously injures hiker, shuts down mountain
State wildlife officials are on the scene searching for the animal.
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Spheres free to public on select days for World Cup
On Tuesdays and some Saturdays, members of the public can tour Amazon’s cloud forest.
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Chelan County rescuers respond to several calls near Colchuck Lake, Enchantments
One hiker was carried out by volunteers overnight, while another was flown from Colchuck Lake by helicopter.
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Switch issue causes Link light rail disruption between Star Lake and Federal Way
A switch issue between Star Lake and Federal Way is disrupting light rail service, requiring transfers as Sound Transit works…
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Juneteenth celebration, march to match planned before US-Australia World Cup game in Seattle
Seattle’s Juneteenth event at Waterfront Park celebrates Black culture and community with performances and a World Cup match preview.
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