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Link light rail closed between Capitol Hill and SODO for maintenance this weekend

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Starting Friday, Nov. 11 until Sunday, Nov. 13, the Link light rail service will be suspended between Capitol Hill station and SODO station for...

Dems lead most toss-up WA legislature races, GOP remains hopeful

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Whether you’re looking at the U.S. Senate race or the race for King County Prosecuting Attorney, there is little evidence of the much-hyped red...

Introducing…the Shops at Seattle Met!

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For all the flack Seattle gets for its fashion sense—and we do have a peculiar penchant for socks and sandals—our shopping...

Property Watch: A Watchtower Cabin in the San Juans

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Center Island, located just off the eastern shore of Lopez Island, is one of the more remote San Juan Islands, with...

Ross: Red wave turns out to be just a red ripple

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First — I want to remind all of us including me that the current counts in Washington State are based on 46% of ballots....

Most Definitely High on Chicken Supply

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Other restaurants on Greenwood Avenue are still going strong around 8pm, but Chicken Supply is dark, the staff heading out to...

Pérez jumps in front of Kent in the 3rd Congressional District

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Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez has jumped into the lead in the 3rd Congressional District. Perez leads republican challenger Joe Kent 52-47% with 59% of the...

Manion possesses large lead over Ferrell for King County Prosecutor

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Leesa Manion and Jim Ferrell are fighting it out in the race for King County Prosecutor, with the former in the lead. Manion and...

Election Day preview: Key races to watch for 2022

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Whether you are unclear about which elections to follow, feeling behind on your political knowledge, or just looking for a recap of the 2022...
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