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Washington weekly drug overdose tracker Nov. 2-6
(The Center Square) - The following is a list of drug-related deaths as reported by the King County Medical Examiner. The Center Square does not independently verify this information. The full list can be found here . Total number of drug-related deaths since TCS tracking began May 26: 316 NOV. 2 26-01898: Shawn James Yerger 56 years / Male 06/20/2026 Acute combined drug intoxication including fentanyl, methamphetamine, and methadone. The injury occurred at a residence in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. 26-02901: Raymond Ralph Steeley 52 years / Male 10/31/2026 Acute combined drug intoxication including fentanyl and ethanol. The injury occurred outdoors in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. NOV. 3 26-02899: Enjoli Chole Norde 47 years / Female 10/30/2026 Acute combined drug intoxication including fentanyl and methamphetamine. The injury occurred at a residence in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. 26-02907: Jaden Michael Hunter 24 years / Male 11/01/2026 Acute combined alcohol and drug intoxication, including fentanyl. The injury occurred in a vehicle in Seattle, and the manner of death was ruled an accident. 26-02917: Ty Van Trieu 61 years / Male 11/02/2026 Acute combined drug
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Family mourns Seattle gas station manager killed on the job
More than three weeks after Graeme Dobbeck was fatally shot while managing a gas station near the Space Needle, his family is speaking out about their grief and the void his death has left behind. Investigators said a former employee walked into the 76 gas station on Oct. 13, shot and killed Dobbeck, and fled the scene. FOX 13 Seattle reporter Shirah Matsuzawa has the latest.
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This Hits Home: News that impacts Seattle-area families
Being a parent is nonstop hard work, which makes it hard to stay on top of news that impacts families in Washington state. This Hits Home is your weekly hit of news, commentary, and, occasionally, opinion from our writers here at Seattle’s Child and news sources like The Seattle Times, Washington State Standard, KUOW, Cascade PBS and others. . Want to have a say? Look for the “Take action” prompts. Here’s the update for the week of Nov. 2-8.
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Seattle's Terminal 91 undergoes $104 million redevelopment
The Port of Seattle is nearing completion of a $104 million redevelopment project at Terminal 91, adding more than 800 feet of moorage and modernizing waterfront infrastructure used by the North Pacific commercial fishing fleet. The project, which focuses on Berths 6 and 8 along the northeast side of Pier...
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New barbecue restaurant now open in downtown Gig Harbor
My 4 Sons BBQ has opened in downtown Gig Harbor with a menu of brisket, pork and chicken by the pound or plate, paired with sides like smoked mac and cheese, BBQ beans and a surprisingly refreshing broccoli salad. It’s still in a soft-open phase, with select-day meat specials — including smoked turkey on Thursdays and beef-back ribs on Fridays and Saturdays — not yet available. But the core menu of meat by the pound and sides in various sizes is ready alongside a full bar with a few local beers on tap and cocktails ranging from mules and margaritas to a bacon old fashioned. Owners Matthew and Brenda Henning purchased the former tenant at 7707 Pioneer Way , Brimstone PNW, late this summer. The couple has operated a takeout-focused barbecue business in the Midland area of Tacoma since 2018. Speaking to The News Tribune in August, Matt Henning said they had been casually looking for a second location and appreciated the rustic vibe of the former Brimstone space. It’s also much larger than their flagship in Tacoma, which would allow some experimentation. He had teased the likes of beef cheek nachos, which were already featured at least once as