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At Farmer’s Market, Juneteenth Took Center Stage on Saturday
A powerful new mural was debuted honoring the newly declared federal holiday.
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Third-Graders Rock a Special Art Project at Chautauqua
Conversations about empathy, discrimination, acceptance and kindness inspired student art.
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Tips for staying safe during Washington’s heat wave
The Puget Sound region could see record breaking temperatures this week as a heat wave hits Washington.
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Hot housing market forces out many first-time homebuyers
Housing experts concerned about the long-term impacts on generational wealth.
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In Work As Para-Educator, Islander Found New Ways To Shine
“The important thing is how you treat people; how you work as a team, how you get along…
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News Briefs
No fireworks over Quartmaster again this year, Take-Out Hunger campaign now underway
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Beloved School Nurse Caps Career with Pandemic Response
The past 15 months have put her to the test like no other.
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Vashon’s First-Dose Vaccination Rates climbs to nearly 90%
Here’s what you need to know about June 8 to June 14.
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For the Class of 2021, “Fight To Live the Lives You Deserve”
After months spent apart rife with new normals, the Class of 2021 graduated, spirits as high as ever
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King County to lift indoor mask mandate on June 29
About 1.3 million county residents have completed their COVID-19 vaccine series.
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King County leaders propose emergency funding for gun violence prevention initiative
Sixty-nine people were reportedly shot during the first quarter of 2021.
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Auditors find racial disparities in King County contracts
BIPOC-owned businesses earn contract bids at a much lower rate than white-owned businesses.
