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Celebrate the story of Springer the Orca The Whale Trail Nov. 22
Celebrate the story of Springer the Orca The Whale Trail Nov. 22 Off patr Mon, 11/17/2025 – 2:29pm
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Teen boy shot in South Seattle
The suspect, or suspects, fled from the scene before police arrived and have not been found, police said.
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King County Council votes to temporarily fund the county’s only film production studio
Harbor Island Studios is one of the few publicly funded production studios in the country — and it may soon…
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Grand Central Block, Pioneer Square’s ‘old soul,’ makes a comeback after years in the dark
Urban Visions bought the century-old buildings last month for just over $5 million after a previous redevelopment plan fell apart…
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One year later, Kingston family still rebuilding after bomb cyclone destroys their ‘healing spot’
A year after a bomb cyclone destroyed their home, a Kitsap County family still struggles to rebuild both emotionally and…
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Boom in scooter use creates sidewalk strain; SDOT creates new parking corrals
According to Seattle Department of Transportation data, the city logged 9.5 million scooter and bike-share rides in 2025, a record…
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Man pleads not guilty to 1994 killing of Seattle teen
Tanya Frazier’s mother and sister attended the hearing, marking the first time they saw the accused killer face to face.
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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,364
Here are the key events from day 1,364 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
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Families of Bangladesh protest victims want Hasina ‘brought back, hanged’
As hundreds of families who lost loved ones in 2024 protests welcome verdict, many wonder if Hasina will face justice.
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COUNTDOWN: One month until Christmas Ship’s 2025 West Seattle stops
(WSB file photo) Last year, the Argosy Cruises Christmas Ship visited West Seattle early in the season – before Thanksgiving.…
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