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Published September 21The World of Breads
Milk Street makes Brazilian Cheese Puffs, German-Seeded Rye Bread and Butter Rolls.
Washington is fighting to limit its duty to protect vulnerable adults
At the same time, Adult Protective Services workers say they’re under growing pressure to close investigations quickly.
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Published September 21The Newsfeed's "Follow-up Week"
We’re bringing you updates on our coverage of workers’ strikes, wage theft, the World Cup’s impact, the influx of trans refugees to the region, and more.
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Published September 21Episode 4 Preview
The murderer in Corfu claims another victim. Eliot’s condition worsens and Susan is under suspicion.
Housing Advocates, Workers Pack City Hall to Support Temporary Fee Break
Developers and tradespeople alike voiced support for a proposed temporary reduction in Mandatory Housing Affordability fees at a committee meeting Friday. The proposal seems to have broad support from Seattle councilmembers.
Op-Ed: Gregoire and Locke Speak for Oligarchs, Not the Democratic Base
Former Governors Gary Locke and Christine Gregoire have sought to cut progressive policymakers off at the knees with criticisms about Democrats lacking budget discipline. But their own records show the cost of austerity cuts.
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Published September 20The Outbreak
COVID rage sparks a school board war, testing two best friends from rival political families.
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Published September 20The Petri Dish
Curriculum wars turn ugly, but two teachers on opposite sides dare to find common ground.
Reminder: New Pinehurst light rail station to open at 130th St. Sept. 30
Sound Transit will open the Pinehurst Station in North Seattle on Wednesday, Sept. 30, connecting communities near Northeast 130th Street to 1 and 2 Line light rail service. Trains will […]
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Published September 20The science of grief and how it can impact physical health
The science of grief and how it can impact physical health
Op-Ed: Seattle Needs More Than a 10-Minute Walk or Roll to a Park
Park access is generally high in Seattle, but as the City plans for significant population growth under the Comprehensive Plan, we should ask a harder question: Is park space equitable, accessible, or equipped to serve kids and families who rely on it?
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Published September 19News Wrap: Newsom signs order for AI safety in California
News Wrap: Newsom signs order for AI safety in California