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Groups call on Seattle mayor to choose ‘Community Not Cameras’ in Real Time Crime Center expansion to Capitol Hill and the Central District
A coalition of social justice and labor groups has formed to call on Mayor Katie Wilson to permanently cancel expansion…
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Driver tells police brake failure sent car airborne in E Roy crash
The Seattle Police Department says it is fortunate there were not more serious injuries after a driver reportedly lost their…
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FREE FUN: This year’s West Seattle YMCA Healthy Kids Day not just for kids
The West Seattle YMCA (WSB sponsor) has announced this year’s Healthy Kids Day festival for Saturday, April 18, with free…
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From gardening to sports to theater to music, here’s our West Seattle Friday list!
(Alki seaspray, photographed by Lisa Ruiz) Here’s what’s making a splash today/tonight – mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event…
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Super El Niño next year? Here’s the probability of one
Forecasters at NOAA predict a likely shift to El Niño conditions this winter, with potential impacts on weather patterns.
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Pakistan sets modest goal for US-Iran summit: A deal to keep talks going
US-Iran talks open in Islamabad with mediators focused on keeping dialogue alive amid deep divisions.
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Sorry Keir Starmer, the Middle East does not listen to Britain any more
Britain’s PM visited the Gulf and said many of the right things. But when you do the wrong things, words…
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New video shows man allegedly trying to shove rider into arriving Sound Transit train
The new video shows the train operator’s view as it came into Northgate station
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Gaza father searches for his children’s remains in the rubble for years
A father in the Al Bureij camp in Gaza survived an Israeli airstrike but four of his children died.
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Egypt and Al-Ahly keeper El-Shenawy banned four games for striking referee
El-Shenawy was incensed after Al-Ahly’s appeal for a penalty following a handball in stoppage time was denied.
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