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Queen Anne resident receives neurodiversity award

Queen Anne’s Trenton Scott honored with Youth Advocate Award at NeurodiverseNW '23 event.

League champs: Lincoln boys soccer gets big win over Lakeside

A 3-1 win over rival clinches Metro League title.

Seattle Public Library conducting library app survey

Patrons and community members are invited to share their opinions on what a new Library app should offer.

Company looks to build 52 EV stations in Washington this year

The build-out is part of an $8.1M grant from the Washington State Department of Transportation to bolster the number of charging stations in the state.

Seattle on receiving end of White House’s latest homelessness initiative

The U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness will partner with state and local governments to address homelessness in Seattle, Chicago, Los Angeles, Phoenix and all of California.

Report: Washington has sixth-worst unemployment rate change

Washington fared only slightly better than its neighbor to the south, Oregon, which was ranked No. 44 by WalletHub.

Google to pay $40M to state after location-tracking lawsuit

AG Bob Ferguson contended Washington users were not able to effectively prevent Google from collecting, storing and profiting from their data.

Magnolia Farmers Market: Healthy summertime shopping

Farmers Market season begins June 3.

Broadway at The Paramount’s 2023-24 season opens with ‘Six’

The show runs July 12 through July 23 at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre.

Lincoln High finishes as ultimate frisbee champs

The Lincoln GX claimed the Seattle Metro League championship title last week.

Explore Seattle: Georgetown

From tasting to making beer, Georgetown has variety of options.

Council passes Downtown Seattle ‘ambassadors’ renewal

Ratepayers include commercial and residential property owners within the Metropolitan Improvement District.

Trailhead Direct's transit-to-trails service returns this weekend

The fifth season begins Saturday and runs through Labor Day, Sept. 4.

Those interested in running for office can file next week

Candidate Filing Week runs from Monday through May 19.

Seattle dance company Whim W’him sets spring program

Choreographers Emilie Leriche and Rauf Yasit will reveal new contemporary dance works alongside company founder Olivier Wevers.