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Price tag for RapidRide G’s big orange panel repairs: $650,000
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Hosting today
Hosting today for a party, check my Twtr Bellevueglory to understand more, thanks! submitted by /u/BellevueGlory [link] [comments]
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Arbor Heights Elementary is raising money to bring back music. You can bid on Pearl Jam-signed items
Bidding has just begun in the online component of this year’s Arbor Heights Elementary PTSA fundraising auction – with a goal to “Bring Back to Music“! In harmony with the theme, this year’s online and in-person auction offerings include two items signed by members of Pearl Jam, donated by its…
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Kraken acquire majority stake in Climate Pledge Arena before NBA meeting
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Community meetings planned as Crown Hill Cemetery development faces opposition
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SIGHTING: Gray whale in Elliott Bay again
If you’ve got eyes on Elliott Bay, you might see a gray whale again today, five days after one was sighted (last Wednesday). Kersti Muul tells us the gray whale is headed toward Elliott Bay Marina on the north side of the bay. Let us know if you see it!…
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Governor signs bill modernizing state privacy office and strengthening AI oversight into law
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SODO light rail station
Took this last year on Kodak Vision3 with a Canon EOS Rebel X sporting a 28-200 Tamrom AF Aspherical lens. submitted by /u/DirtyDarkroom [link] [comments]
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Moisture Fest
If you haven’t had a chance to see it I have to recommend going to moisture festival; going on now through mid April. Went yesterday and saw a pretty fun assortment of vaudeville acts: aerialist/gymnast, juggler, magician, odd paper clown act, marionette work, yo-yo tricks and a sword swallower. had…
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Monday morning decompression stroll ‘round downtown.
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In a meeting about the education levy, Seattle Councilmember Rob Saka had this to say about tech workers in Seattle: “Many of those workers aren’t from the city of Seattle. Many of them don’t look like me, to be more blunt. … And right now, there’s a lot of reliance on H1B visas.”
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Advice on giving a PC away
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One month until West Seattle Community Garage Sale Day 2025, as registration continues
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Beautiful sunset over Elliot Bay
