Edmonds, WA Municipal and More

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History is Happening in Washington State

In partnership with the Suquamish Tribe, Shoreline College (SC) will be flying a Native flag, making it the very first community and technical college to do so in Washington state. Indigenous Student Success Specialist, Amalia Akagi, and the yəhaw̓ Center for Student Empowerment will be hosting this important event in...

Shoreline, WA · 3d

Main Street Dollars

Former owners of Kitsap County, Washington properties sold for back taxes can claim from $470,232 in leftover sale money, but each claim expires three years after the sale

Kitsap County, Washington, is holding $470,232.04 in leftover money from properties it sold for unpaid taxes, and the former owners are the ones who can ask for it. Each claim has a clock. Once three years pass from the date of the sale, the county keeps the money for its own budget. The amounts sit […]

Kitsap County, WA · 2d

KIRO 7 Seattle

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Marine 16 will clean bird droppings from Port of Edmonds Marina breakwater

South County Fire crews aboard the fire and rescue boat Marine 16 will wash bird droppings off the Port of Edmonds Marina breakwater on Monday.

Edmonds, WA · 22h

rolling out

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Seattle plunged into darkness as 50 mph winds tear through

A powerful windstorm knocked out power to more than 115,000 customers across Western Washington on Saturday night, Nov. 7, including about 46,000 Seattle City Light customers at the peak. Gusts reached 69 mph on the coast and about 50 mph around Puget Sound, toppling trees onto roads and power lines from Lewis County to Whatcom County.

Seattle, WA · 1d

kvi.com

Seattle doesn’t know how many RVs line its streets—but Katie Wilson insists nurses, veterans and tourists are inside

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson admits her administration does not know precisely how many RVs occupy city streets. Yet her new executive order offers a list of people who might be inside: traveling nurses, veterans seeking medical care, tourists, and Seattle homeowners using RVs as offices. What it doesn’t provide is...

everout.com

The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Seattle This Weekend: Nov 6–8, 2026

Wondering what there is to do this weekend? Look no further, because we've rounded up the best budget-friendly options around town, from Short Run Comix Festival to Diwali: Lights of India and from Woodlandstock to a Holiday Baking Event at ChefShop. For more ideas, check out our top picks of the week.

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Kitsap Sun

'Second chances' program at Kitsap County hits milestone

PORT ORCHARD -- Since its inception 27 years ago, 1,000 individuals have graduated from the Kitsap County Adult Drug Court. The diversion program offers court-supervised substance use treatment as an alternative to prosecution for eligible adults charged with certain felony, misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor offenses. Participants who complete the roughly 18-month program will have their criminal charges cleared. It is one of more than 100 therapeutic courts in Washington, which serve people whose criminal cases are linked to substance use disorders or other behavioral health needs. Kitsap County ADC marked its milestone anniversary during the program's largest graduation class of the year, which was split into two ceremonies on Oct. 30. During the morning session, Judge Michelle Adams reflected on each graduate's progress, followed by some words from the graduate. It concluded with an attorney from the Kitsap County Prosecutor's Office announcing the participant's case was dismissed — made official through documentation confirming the decision and a firm handshake. Former Kitsap County Superior Court Judge Jay Roof, a key figure in launching the program in 1999, spoke at the event about KCADC's beginnings and accomplishments. Back then, Roof said his initiative was met with pushback from his colleagues who questioned

Kitsap County, WA · 1d

KIRO 7 Seattle

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Sewage spill advisory issued for Silverdale shoreline after 660 gallons end up in the water

Stay away from Silverdale waters until Nov 12 following a 660-gallon sewage spill reported by Kitsap County Public Works.

Silverdale, WA · 2d

shorelineareanews.com

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Greenhouse Winter Market at Sky Nursery November 14-15, 2026

The list of vendors represents the diverse, rich, and talented perspectives of Shoreline and the greater Seattle community, offering treats and treasures ranging from candles, jewelry, miniatures, glass and leatherwork to fiber and visual arts, body care, baked goods and beyond. This new community tradition is back for its second...

Shoreline, WA · 1d

Willow and Hearth

These 9 Backyard Changes Can Trigger Neighbor Disputes, Especially When Fences, Drainage, Trees, And Property Lines Are Involved

Few things stir up a quiet street like a project in the backyard. A new fence, a pile of fresh dirt, or a tree that suddenly gets a haircut can […]

Bothell, WA · 3d

familydestinationsguide.com

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The Nostalgic Washington Video Store Where It Feels Like The ’90s Never Ended

Seattle is hiding something extraordinary, and it’s been hiding it in plain sight on Roosevelt Way Northeast for longer than most streaming services have even existed. Scarecrow Video is a nonprofit video rental library with nearly 150,000 titles, and walking through its front door is one of the most genuinely delightful experiences available to anyone living in or visiting Washington state.

Seattle, WA · 5d

KING 5

First Black transgender candidate elected to Washington state legislature

Washington · 7h

secretseattle.co

Built for the 1962 World’s Fair, Seattle Center now turns into a European-style Christmas market beneath the Space Needle, with festive treats, unique gift vendors, and daily snow showers for 2026

The holiday season is almost here, and the Seattle Christmas Market is bringing a little European Christmas magic to the heart of the city! Running November 20 through December 26, 2026, the market transforms Seattle Center into a festive winter wonderland filled with European and local vendors, daily snow showers, holiday entertainment, festive food and drinks, and plenty of seasonal cheer. The market is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.

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KIRO 7 Seattle

Seattle man gets two years in prison for role in drug ring targeting homeless

A 46-year-old Seattle man was sentenced to two years in prison for his role in a drug trafficking ring that distributed cocaine and fentanyl in homeless encampments and the Chinatown-International District, said the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Western District of Washington.

westsideseattle.com

Boos, jeers, demands, as council struggles with $175 million deficit and troubled homelessness services agency

Seattle's tradition of polite restraint, the famed “Seattle Nice,” contrasted with its corresponding and equally famous tradition of vocal anti-fascist and anti-police protests Thursday night, as City Council members kept poker faces through boos, chants and pleas for more money at a rowdy five-hour-plus public hearing on the 2027 budget. The council’s proposed budget addresses a $175 million shortfall that will impact the city’s unionized employees.

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PNW is for Adventure

Three West Coast Thanksgiving walk-offs: a 2.8-mile loop in Seattle, a 1.3-mile paved cliff trail in California, and a roaring rock bowl in Oregon

Three short walks, one in each West Coast state, to take before or after the turkey. Here's the mileage, the catch at each one, and the one that needs a parking permit. The post Three West Coast Thanksgiving walk-offs: a 2.8-mile loop in Seattle, a 1.3-mile paved cliff trail in California, and a roaring rock bowl in Oregon appeared first on PNW is for Adventure .

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NewsNation

AI death lawsuit sparks alarming warning from ‘Doctor GPT’

A wrongful death lawsuit against OpenAI raises new concerns about the risks of relying on artificial intelligence for medical advice.

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WashingtonExaminer

'I just took it as it came:' Understanding the Vietnam draft

I’m interested in understanding compulsory military service, an experience so very different from my own, so I recently spoke with former Army Sgt. Cliff Cahoon, who was drafted during the Vietnam War. The conversation has given me much to contemplate. Cliff graduated from Ingraham High School in Seattle in 1967. The Vietnam War was raging […]