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Here’s our list for your West Seattle Wednesday
(Tuesday sunshine, photographed by Jerry Simmons) Lots of possibilities today including Ash Wednesday events – here are highlights, mostly from…
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Fire crews responding after crane crashes into power pole in Queen Anne
A crane caught fire in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood after crashing into a power pole and leaking fuel, according to…
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Seattle Seahawks go up for sale following Super Bowl win
The Seattle Seahawks are going up for sale as required by the terms of late owner Paul G. Allen’s estate.…
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Real Madrid’s Vinicius to have alleged racist abuse investigated by UEFA
Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior alleges racist abuse against Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni in the UEFA Champions League.
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Still Together | Ep 2 – New York
Amid a global polycrisis, new arrivals in New York face a fractured city where sanctuary feels ever more out of…
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No breakthrough, no breakdown in Russia-Ukraine talks in Geneva
Al Jazeera’s Osama Bin Javaid explains what happened—and what didn’t—at the third round of Russia-Ukraine talks.
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CONGRATULATIONS! On to state for Chief Sealth IHS swimmers, after district success
Also looking ahead to the state championships, <strong>Chief Sealth International High School swimmers! Here’s the update we received to share…
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Russia-Ukraine talks: All the mediation efforts, and where they stand
Nearly four years into Russia’s war on Ukraine, multiple peace efforts have been started, but no end is in sight.
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Japan’s Sanae Takaichi reappointed as PM
Japan’s Sanae Takaichi was formally reappointed as prime minister by Emperor Naruhito.
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Why is the US targeting Cuba’s global medical missions?
Amid Cuba’s deepening fuel crisis, countries are bowing to US pressure and winding down their Cuban medical programmes.
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