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FOLLOWUP: Why ‘March 6’ for 1st Avenue South Bridge update?
(Reader-contributed file photo) Since Wednesday night, we’ve been reporting on WSDOT‘s closure of two northbound lanes on the 1st Avenue…
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City of Tacoma to install 120 new trash containers to reduce litter
The expansion will increase the number of trash containers in the city by 50%, focusing on business and commercial areas.
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Seattle council advances vision for Westlake transit hub
City leaders are laying the groundwork for a coordinated transit hub at Westlake — but what changes, and when, remains…
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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,458
These are the key developments from day 1,458 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
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US military says it attacked vessel in Pacific Ocean, killing three people
US military’s Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) claimed the vessel was involved in drug trafficking, without providing proof.
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Signs of change, ahead of Saturday’s Hiawatha Community Center reopening
Even the signage on California SW got a refresh before Hiawatha Community Center‘s grand reopening tomorrow. The Seattle Parks “rainbow…
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Escape room to open in remodeled downtown office as city targets nearby revitalization
The remodeled space will house Choice Escapes, which describes itself as Seattle’s newest escape room and says it plans to…
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FBI Seattle launches ‘Operation Winter Shield’ as cybercrime drains hundreds of millions of dollars from Washington
Cybercrime cost Washington state $368 million in 2024 alone, ranking it tenth in the nation for financial losses.
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US envoy suggests it would be ‘fine’ if Israel expands across Middle East
‘It would be fine if they took it all,’ Mike Huckabee says when asked about expanding Israel from Nile to…
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Twelve Palestine Action activists granted bail
Bailed activists include four former hunger strikers: Teuta Hoxha, Kamran Ahmed, Qesser Zuhrah and Heba Muraisi.
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