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seattlemedium.com
Pack The House Campaign Celebrates Success, Encourages Community To Circle Back And Keep Supporting Black-Owned Businesses
Have you discovered a new favorite restaurant during The Seattle Medium’s Pack the House campaign? Is there a restaurant you’ve been meaning to try but haven’t found the time to visit? Or have you been following the campaign from the sidelines, wondering if it’s too late to participate?
The Stranger
As Funds Dried Up, Nonprofit Immigration Group Hired Anti-Labor Law Firm to Crush Union
As the two executives of immigration advocacy group Washington Immigration Solidarity Network (WAISN) burned through cash and as donations dropped, a unionization effort from their workers led them to do something unthinkable for a Washington nonprofit allied with labor unions. WAISN hired Davis Grimm Payne & Marra, a top union-busting law firm in the Pacific Northwest whose work has eroded unions’ right to strike across the US.
everafterinthewoods.com
Pierogi By The Dozen Fill The Freezers At These 6 Washington Eastern European Delis
Cream cheese pierogi in a tiny Central Washington lake town. That one detail sent me down a very delicious rabbit hole. It turns out Washington has a whole network of Eastern European delis hiding in plain sight. Some sit on busy city streets. Others share a main drag with small-town...
Pacific Northwest Crossing
Washington Holiday Festivals: See 64 upcoming Christmas, holiday events happening in 2026
Washington’s holiday season brings markets to Seattle and Bainbridge Island, lighted boat parades to the Columbia River, and tree lightings to towns from the Olympic Peninsula to the Palouse. Several events start before Thanksgiving, while others continue through Christmas Eve or keep their lights on into January. You can watch Ilwaco light a Christmas tree […]
everafterinthewoods.com
Puerto Rican Mofongo And Pernil Come In Portions Big Enough To Share At These 4 Washington Kitchens
Mofongo starts with green plantains that get fried, then mashed with garlic and crispy pork cracklings. That’s it. That’s the whole magic trick, and somehow it turns into one of the most filling dishes on any plate. Then there’s pernil. It’s pork shoulder soaked in garlic, oregano, and...
backfirenews.com
Tacoma Card Shop Burglars Used a 2006-07 Ram Heavy Duty, and Police Want the Truck
It isn’t the Pokémon cards that might break this case open. It’s the pickup the burglars used to get to them. Tacoma police and Crime Stoppers of Tacoma/Pierce County are asking the public to help identify the truck used in two commercial burglaries at Knutsen’s Sports Cards on 6th Avenue. The Crime Stoppers listing files it as a commercial burglary under Tacoma Police case 26-306-00255. The most recent break-in was early Monday, Nov. 2. Police say that in both burglaries, the thieves backed a pickup through the store’s rear metal doors, not through a wall, and drove off with trading cards. The owner puts the loss at roughly $50,000, mostly sealed Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering product.
auburn-reporter.com
Auburn Mountainview’s state tournament run ends at hands of Silas
After a season where the Auburn Mountainview Lions girls soccer team missed the playoffs entirely, this year the Lions found themselves in the state tournament for the first time since 2022 and just the second time since 2014. But the history would end there as the Lions fell 1-0 to...
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The Center Square
'The fraud is public record’: Whistleblower slams dropped Urban League probe
(The Center Square) - The whistleblower at the center of a scandal concerning the Tacoma Urban League has been notified by the office of Washington Attorney General Nick Brown that they have closed her case. Corey Orvold, a real estate managing broker and former Tacoma Urban League volunteer, revealed alleged self-dealing within TUL nearly two years ago. As reported by The Center Square, Orvold raised serious allegations against Washington state’s Community Reinvestment Program which, among other things, aims to support homeownership for minorities by providing grants and funding to programs that assist low-income households. Late last month, Orvold was contacted by the state attorney general’s office requesting a phone call to discuss her case. In that call she was informed the office was closing the inquiry. “I’m told that the attorney general's office for the state of Washington does not have the ability to investigate taxpayer donations to charities. So, after a so-called year of investigating, the Washington State Attorney General's Office, Consumer Protection Division has closed their investigation, because it was taxpayer money,” said Orvold. Investigation, inquiries After investigating publicly available information over several months in 2025, Orvold suggested the program had become a personal enrichment for those charged