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Seattle Fire Crews Rush to Stone Way N Blaze, Urge Drivers to Steer Clear

Seattle Fire Department crews were dispatched Friday night to a report of a fire inside a residential building in the 4000 block of Stone Way N, with officials urging people to avoid the area while crews worked the scene. The department shared the alert just after 4:15 p.m. local time,...
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Fresh Doughnuts Pull Locals Out Of Bed At These 8 Small-Town Washington Bakeries

Nothing gets folks up early quite like the promise of a warm doughnut and a good cup of coffee. Across Washington, small towns hide bakeries that have been feeding early risers for years, some starting their batches long before sunrise. From Scandinavian pastries in Poulsbo to artisan doughnuts in the...
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Town & Country Markets Poulsbo Expands the Grocery Store Beyond Shopping

Team: Alice Wang, Kara Eberle-Lott, Sivani Krishna, Blake Cronin, KuoChao Tseng, Brad Fry, Madeline Randolfi, Jessica Earp. Structural Engineering: Dane Jorgensen, Asrade Mengstu. Contractor: Woodman Construction Inc. Location: Poulsbo, Washington, United States. Area: 81043 ft2. Year: 2025. Photo Credits: Kevin Scott.
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Fourth Restaurant in Six Years Takes Over Cursed Ballard Storefront

A Thai street food restaurant called Samyan is moving into the former Nua Thai space at 5410 17th Ave NW in Ballard, becoming the fourth restaurant concept to occupy the address in just six years. A window sign at the location already reads “Bangkok Food Guide,” and liquor license paperwork lists Tippawan Wongkaew as t
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Thousands of fish dead in Lake Washington, possibly from Sound Transit light rail electrocution

Thousands of fish have been found dead in Lake Washington, possibly electrocuted by equipment from the new Crosslake light rail system.
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Seattle veteran buys billboard demanding action on Aurora Ave crime

86-year-old Seattle resident Victor Fleming spent a month of Social Security benefits on a billboard highlighting rampant crime along Aurora Avenue. Local residents confronted Mayor Katie Wilson during a public meeting, describing escalating violence and safety barriers installed to block nearby gun battles. Recent vio
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Renton Violent Crimes Unit Nabs Two Domestic Violence Suspects in Days

Renton's Violent Crimes Unit arrested two men within a span of about 24 hours this week in connection with separate domestic violence cases, one involving a threat to shoot up a victim's home and the other an alleged assault that left a woman's car severely damaged. The arrests, made on Thursday and Friday, cap weeks o
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Renton Police Hunt Man Who Exposed Himself on Williams Avenue South

Renton Police officers responded to a lewd conduct call on the 200 block of Williams Avenue South at around 4:29 p.m. Wednesday, after a victim reported a man standing outside a front door, exposing and pleasuring himself. Officers contacted the victim, but by the time they searched the area, the man was gone. Now poli
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Indecision and delays: Texts reveal how Mayor’s Office communicated following Seattle Center shooting

Many of the texts appear to show Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s team discussing whether it was safe to get the mayor to the scene so she could address the public alongside police. Hours ticked by, and the team continued to debate.
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Car goes into water at Bremerton’s Lions Park, driver sent to hospital

A car had to be pulled from the Port Washington Narrows at Lions Park in Bremerton Friday afternoon and its driver was taken to the hospital. The Bremerton Police Department in a statement said officers received a report of a car driving into the water off the boat launch at Lions Park, on the city's east side, the af

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