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How to sell your old books in Seattle and make room for more

Seattle's secondhand bookstores are packed to the brim with gently used and loved novels, nonfiction, and more. But these bookstores don't take just anything. They're picky, and some are highly curated.
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READER REPORT: ’40 years later at Lincoln Park’

That’s how Mara captioned these photos she sent us of work under way today on the north Lincoln Park waterfront trail, with a bit more explanation:. The uncovering of the retaining wall holding up much of the North End of the Park trails around the water. Thank you to Seattle Parks and Recreation for bringing the park
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New recycling, transfer center opens in south King County

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Seattle Animal Shelter looking for man who killed goose at South Lake Union

The Seattle Animal Shelter is investigating an animal cruelty case after a man killed a goose on South Lake Union.
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Rain finally returns for some Friday night, cooler temps

It’s been nearly a month since our last measurable rain, but that dry stretch is finally coming to an end for some of us. A few showers will develop Friday night as cooler air moves in, with the Puget Sound Convergence Zone potentially bringing pockets of heavier rain. Saturday...
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Homeowner’s Trail Camera Catches a Log Barreling Down the Hill Toward Her Backyard —...

Photo credit: AI-generated image created using ChatGPT. Illustrative only. It’s one thing to hear a random thud from the woods and assume it was “just nature.” It’s another thing to watch a full-on log rip downhill on your trail cam, headed straight toward the back of your neighborhood. That’s what set off alarms for a
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King County Chopper Helps Nab Multiple Suspects Fleeing Deputies

Multiple suspects tried to flee from King County deputies in a dangerous manner, but the King County Sheriff's Office Air Support Unit's helicopter tracked them from above, allowing ground officers to move in and make arrests without further risk to the community. The unit's Guardian 1 helicopter helped locate and appr
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A New Music Festival is Set to Hit Pioneer Square in Seattle

Ryan Granger is bringing a four-day music fest to Pioneer Square this November with garage, psychedelic, and punk bands across six stages, including The Black Angels and Mdou Moctar.
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New mural coming to life in downtown Ballard

There’s a new mural taking shape just off Ballard Ave. Local muralist Andrew Miller is transforming the north end of the Salmon Bay Sand & Gravel buliding, just behind Situ Tacos and Percy’s & Co. “It’s been a wall I’ve had my eye on for some time,” he...
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Thousands expected at Seattle Waterfront Block Party

Thousands of people are expected to head to Seattle’s waterfront this weekend for the fifth annual Waterfront Block Party.

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