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Governor lifts restrictions, but health officials warn the pandemic is not over
As of June 30, bar-goers are able to stand shoulder-to-shoulder and diners can sit at restaurant tables that…
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Nearly 12,300 PSE customers are without power today
Thousands of people in Western Washington have lost power over the weekend, as power demand spiked during a…
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City of Kirkland offers help for those struggling to pay for housing due to COVID-19
Support programs available for both tenants and landlords.
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Report: Apartments in the Seattle area are getting bigger
Apartments in the Seattle area are getting bigger, but that trend is being driven by construction in suburban…
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Grassroots movement targets dark money in politics
Washington state chapter of Wolf-PAC supports Article V constitutional convention.
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Governor extends some protections for Washington renters
Under a new order, landlords can only evict a tenant if they refuse to seek help through a…
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How to find fireworks this year in the Puget Sound region
Global shipment issues affect supply and sales of fireworks.
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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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King County to lift indoor mask mandate on June 29
About 1.3 million county residents have completed their COVID-19 vaccine series.
Sports
Gambling Commission OKs pacts with tribes for sports betting
Agreements with 15 tribes await approval by the governor and the feds.
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Juanita battles Bellevue in lacrosse
Juanita’s Stegner Bell, left, moves past Bellevue’s Eli Chamberlain during the Wolverines’ 18-8 lacrosse victory on June 10.…
Northwest
Washington can expect a warmer, drier summer – and more wildfires
The threat of wildfires in much of Washington state is expected to be above average this summer as…
Northwest
Eye of the bee-holder: Urban beekeeping buzzes in the Pacific Northwest
How a young man on-track to become a doctor found his calling in an ancient trade.
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Studio East presents “Shakespeare in the Park,” as first in-person performance in 16 months
Twelfth Night – Shakespeare in the Park, Performing at Juanita Beach Park June 18-20, 2021
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132nd Square Park improvements to begin construction in July
The $8.35 million project will add new park amenities and surface water improvements.
Northwest
As vax rates ease in WA, here come the prizes — including $1 million
Incentives range from big cash drawings to sports tickets and tuition. Drawings start next week.
Northwest
Washington no longer on pace to beat June 30 vaccine goal
Reaching 70% of adults with at least one shot would trigger the state to drop most COVID-19 restrictions.
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Backyard cottages might offer a partial solution to King County’s housing problem
Some cities are embracing the solution better than others.
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WA firefighters brace for potentially busy weekend
Washington state Department of Natural Resources firefighters were preparing for what could have been a busy Memorial Day…
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Lake-side Beach Cafe reopens after a year of pandemic closure
The Beach Cafe at the Woodmark Hotel is open again after more than a year of being closed.