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Driver killed after vehicle plunges into Duwamish River in Saturday night crash

A 60-year-old Carnation man was killed Saturday night, March 21, after his vehicle left the roadway and entered the Duwamish River in Tukwila, according to the Washington State Patrol. The fatal crash occurred at about 8:51 p.m. near the SR 99 and SR 599 interchange (map below), troopers said. Investigators...
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đź“… Writing Workshop: Exploring Illness Through Story, Mar 22 in Redmond

Join writers Kandy Blackwell and Emily Young for When the Body Betrays: Writing on Illness on Sunday, March 22, 2026, from 2:30–5:30 PM in Redmond. This workshop invites adults who have experienced illness—personally or as caregivers or health professionals—to explore their stories through poetry and prose....
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♻️ Seattle offers free special item pickups for bulky or hard-to-recycle items

Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) will pick up large or hard-to-recycle items right from your home. Each household gets one free Special Item Pickup per year (two free pickups for batteries or small-item boxes starting April 1, 2026). After that, pickups cost between $5 and $38, depending on the item.
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A local legend gets a delicious new twist: Meet the Westside Seattle Wonder Sandwich

While Husky Deli in the West Seattle Junction has long been a local legend for its incredible variety of ice cream, it has also been a staple for sandwich lovers for more than 35 years. Recently, a new star was born in the deli's kitchen: the Westside Seattle Wonder Sandwich, a custom-branded creation crafted by Jack...
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Man who set Seattle motel fire that killed 2 is sentenced

A 30-year-old Alaska man convicted of murder after setting a Seattle motel on fire in 2020, killing two, as revenge for a stolen laptop was sentenced Friday to 40 years imprisonment. The sentencing hearing in King County Superior Court came nearly six years after Anchorage resident Jesse Samuel Puff, then...
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Overseas scammers posing as King County officials steal millions from elderly victims

SEATTLE — King County investigators say over the last nine months they have seen a big jump in brazen scammers pretending to be King County deputies, prosecutors, and even judges. The investigators said the scammers are targeting older people and those who don’t understand English well. “A lot...
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Oso landslide remembered 12 years after deadliest disaster in US history

Communities across Washington are remembering the 43 people killed in the 2014 Oso landslide, the deadliest in U.S. history. A memorial now honors the victims, survivors and first responders who helped the community recover.
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Trumark Homes Enters Pacific Northwest Market, Acquires JK Monarch

Trumark Homes, a Western U.S. homebuilder, announced that it is expanding into the Pacific Northwest with the acquisition of Washington-based homebuilder JK Monarch. “We have targeted expansion into the Pacific Northwest for years, and with this acquisition of JK Monarch, we can capitalize on the strength of this...
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Shoreline to discuss removing race- and development-restrictive covenants from City property

Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. The Shoreline City Council has called for a public hearing at its March 30 meeting, as residents and a local real estate agent want to remove a pair of decades-old restrictive covenants from a set of...
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Seattle business out $10K after burglary, owner blames SPD alarm policy

SEATTLE - A Ballard business owner is out thousands of dollars after someone forced their way inside. The owner said she feels little support from the city or police. FOX 13 Seattle talked with her about the issues she said allowed a burglar to spend more than an hour taking whatever they wanted.

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