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Saving shea: How a Ugandan woman is turning waste into clean energy
As demand for charcoal threatens indigenous trees, communities are finding new value in what was once treated as waste.
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WEST SEATTLE SCENE: Low-low tide sights
Thanks for the photos from this afternoon’s low-low tide! One more low-low tide tomorrow. Above, Bob Burns photographed Luna/Anchor Park,…
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Seattle-area Ukrainians organize blood drive amid shortage: ‘the least we can do’
The American Red Cross declared an emergency over the nationwide shortage; Bloodworks Northwest declared a “code red.”
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Trump welcomes Iraqi PM to White House, vows ‘a lot of deals’
US President Donald Trump and Iraqi PM Ali al-Zaidi have met at the White House pledging to deepen economic ties.
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Argentina happy to be in World Cup semifinal, coach Scaloni says
Argentina are ‘in good shape’ and have no concerns over fatigue as the world champions look to book another final.
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SURVEY: What do you want to tell the West Seattle Junction Association about Summer Fest 2026?
(Part of the Saturday night crowd – aerial photo by Paul Weatherman) West Seattle’s biggest party of the year is…
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Mbappe blames technical, tactical blunders for World Cup semifinal loss
France striker admits Spain controlled the game and made them pay for errors in the semifinal in Dallas.
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Spain crashes Paris party by beating France in the World Cup semis
Dreams of reaching the World Cup final for a third time running were dashed when France were beaten 2-0 by…
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US star Balogun knew red card reversal would ‘cause a lot of controversy’
Striker says FIFA’s decision to suspend his one-match ban led to ‘a lot of outside noise’ before USA’s knockout match.
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Thieves hit Wallingford wine bar again, marking 7th break-in since its opening
A Wallingford wine bar owner says repeated break-ins, including a seventh hit since opening, have left him facing thousands of…
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