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8 Washington Holiday Light Displays Families Drive Through For Free Or Nearly Free

Minivan windows fog up fast when a whole family presses against them to stare at a yard full of dancing reindeer. Across Washington, some of the most magical holiday memories happen from the back seat, often on a quiet street you would never guess glows like a storybook after dark.
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Mary Bridge Hospital now offers kids free meals all year

When it rains, it pours! And Puget Sound is pouring free meals for kids. With the support of the City of Seattle, Seattle Public Schools launched its free meals for all students program this month. And today, Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital & Health Network announced that it has expanded its Summer Meals program to be
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Man pleads guilty to manufacturing fentanyl before sentencing in Burien case

A 36-year-old man convicted of drug offenses involving two Burien apartments was sentenced to 20 months in prison on Sept. 18, less than the three years sought by King County prosecutors. Edman Gustavo Banegas Ramos was sentenced on four felony counts involving fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine. King County Superio
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Article, Rhone and Wagyu House Lead a Wave of New Openings at The Bellevue...

Whether you’re shopping for a new fall wardrobe, furnishing your home or starting your holiday gift list, there’s a lot changing at The Bellevue Collection before the end of the year. New stores and restaurants are opening, and several favorites are reopening with remodeled spaces. The updates have...
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This Seattle Grandma Turned Down $1 Million for Her House in 2006. A Five-Story...

In 2006, Edith Macefield turned down $1 million for her Ballard farmhouse. Developers built a five-story complex around it instead. Here's what happened next.
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Blake’s Pizzeria of Carnation remembered as place for community

Blake’s will close Sept. 30. One last pizza party will be Oct. 2. Blake’s Pizzeria & Ice Cream, a belpwfe mpdbm tqpu jo Dbsobujpo, jt dmptjoh bgufs bmnptu gpvs efdbeft jo cvtjoftt. Cmblf’t dp-pxofst Fnnb Sfenbo boe Ufboob Cfshrvjtu ibwf efdjefe up dmptf vq tipq jo psefs up...
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Seattle Councilmember Kettle warns Katie Wilson’s budget caps police staffing at 15-year low

Seattle City Councilmember Bob Kettle warned that Mayor Katie Wilson’s proposed budget could put Seattle’s recent public safety progress at risk. Kettle pointed to a proposed cap of 1,250 police positions and said staffing levels could leave about 1,100 officers deployable by the end of 2028. But, even with those conce
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South Sound braces for wind, rain and potential power outages

The South Sound will see rain and high winds on Tuesday. According to a news release from the National Weather Service, wind gusts will range from 25 miles per hour to 35 miles per hour along the interior, compared to 35- to 45-mph winds along the coast and across parts of Whatcom and Snohomish counties. There is a 40%
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Man found dead after firing at SWAT during standoff in Kitsap County, sheriff says

KITSAP COUNTY, Wash. — A man died after an armed standoff with law enforcement at a home in unincorporated Bremerton, and the Washington State Office of Independent Investigations is reviewing the shooting, officials said Tuesday. Kitsap County sheriff’s deputies were called about 8:45 p.m. Monday to a residence in...
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Retired executive buys Seattle Times ad urging Mayor Wilson to appoint ‘homeless czar’ and...

A Seattle-area advertising executive took out a full-page ad in Sunday’s Seattle Times to tell Mayor Katie Wilson that the region’s homelessness response is failing—and that City Hall needs to measure what each taxpayer-funded program actually accomplishes. Robert “Bob” Hacker founded The Hacker Group, a direct marketi

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