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Denied federal help, families take action to memorialize Flight 293

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It was 59 years ago this week when an airliner took off from what’s now JBLM and headed north for Elmendorf Air Force Base in...
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All Over The Map: Railroad and ‘Central Washington Highway’ ghosts on US 395

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It doesn’t have the cachet of Route 66, and it’s not as scenic as the Pacific Coast Highway – but US 395 in the Evergreen...
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All Over The Map: Searching for Washington’s historic smokestacks

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It was recently added to the state’s Heritage Register and it’s one of the tallest structures of its kind in Washington, so you may have to...
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History of abortion laws and politics in the Evergreen State

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As the fallout from the Supreme Court leak continues to fuel debate, demonstrations, and political maneuvering regarding the future of abortion rights, it’s worth noting...
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Opening Day of Boating Season is one of the Seattle area’s oldest traditions

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Great cities are home to events that carry on traditions that resonate far beyond their official boundaries. Think strawberries and cream at Wimbledon, or mint...
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Shores Bowl to become latest Western Washington bowling alley to close its doors

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First it was Narrows Plaza Bowl in University Place calling it quits in February, then Tech City Bowl in Kirkland earlier this week named October 2 as...
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Don’t be cruel: Share your Elvis and other Seattle World’s Fair memories!

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The 60th anniversary of the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair is almost here. KIRO Newsradio is marking the occasion with a series of programs and stories...
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All Over The Map: ‘Placeholders’ may temporarily replace derogatory names in Washington

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A state committee on Thursday held the second of two special meetings to address how to comply with a recent order from the U.S. Department...
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When ‘Almost Live!’ knocked down the Space Needle for April Fool’s Day

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This is the story of the April Fool’s 1989 Space Needle collapse hoax, as told in “Almost Live!” host John Keister’s own words from an...
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New ‘Indigenous Voices’ podcast connects Northwest’s people, land, and history

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A new podcast from Fort Nisqually Living History Museum is all about Northwest stories told by Indigenous voices. Like so many thing silver linings of...
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