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- 1Photographer in Seattle seeks help identifying tern speciesβthis lens is so picky but I finally made it shine today. I am calling this bird a tern of some variety. Anyone care to h
A photographer in Seattle, Washington captured images of a tern near Elliott Bay and is asking others to help identify the species. They note their telephoto lens is difficult to work with but produced a sharp result this time. The photo is drawing engagement from bird and wildlife enthusiasts, who often enjoy identification challenges of Pacific Northwest shorebirds.
- 2Samantha Holloway Discusses New Era For Seattle SportsβΌA New Era For Professional Sports And Entertainment In Seattle, A Fireside Chat With Samantha Holloway
Samantha Holloway is set to participate in a fireside chat about a new era for professional sports and entertainment in Seattle. The discussion, covered by Pollstar News, is expected to touch on the future of the city's sports franchises and entertainment scene. No further details about the event's content or timing were available.
- 3Reviewers say novel 'Digger' overstays its welcomeβΌβDiggerβ wears out its welcome far too quickly | Review
The Seattle Times has published a negative review of 'Digger', arguing the book wears out its welcome far too quickly. The critic's verdict is that the work loses its appeal before it reaches the end, disappointing readers who stick with it. No further details about the book, its author, or the substance of the criticism were available in the coverage.
- 4Flight sim stream tackles Knoxville to Seattle routeβPawsTogetherGaming presents Windy Wednesday! it's time for a midweek flight from Knoxville to Seattle. Let's see if we c
PawsTogetherGaming is hosting its Windy Wednesday flight simulation session, flying a midweek route from Knoxville to Seattle and inviting viewers to watch live and see whether the plane lands safely. The stream is part of the group's regular gaming content on Twitch, with flight simulation fans tuning in for the challenging cross-country hop.
- 5Seattle Times event shares tips on youth safety and AIβThe Seattle Times hosted an event about youth safety and AI. Here are tips the experts shared
The Seattle Times hosted a public event focused on youth safety in the age of artificial intelligence, bringing together experts to discuss the risks and benefits AI poses for young people. Speakers shared practical tips for parents and educators on managing AI use, protecting children's mental health, and fostering open conversations about technology at home and in schools.
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An emergency medicine provider will issue refunds to 1,300 low-income patients, according to the Seattle Times. The report gives no further details on the amount being returned, the reason for the refunds, or the provider's name, so it remains unclear how the decision came about or how much money is involved.
- 7KEXP spins Rio Kosta's 'It's Starting' on Drive TimeβπΊπ¦ # NowPlaying on # KEXP 's # DriveTime RIO KOSTA: π΅ Itβs Starting # RIOKOSTA https:// riokosta.bandcamp.com/track/it s
The Seattle radio station KEXP played Rio Kosta's track "It's Starting" during its Drive Time program, flagging the artist with a Ukrainian flag emoji. The song is available on Bandcamp and Spotify, and the station shared its Drive Time playlist online. The mention gives the independent artist exposure to KEXP's international audience of new-music listeners.
- 8The fix for dinner fatigue is planning, not more recipesβThe real fix for dinner fatigue isnβt more recipes, itβs a plan
A syndicated lifestyle column arguing that the answer to dinner fatigue is not collecting more recipes but making a weekly meal plan is appearing in multiple US newspapers, including the Baltimore Sun and The Seattle Times. The piece suggests planning ahead reduces the daily stress of deciding what to cook, helping households break out of repetitive meal routines.
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The NBA is reportedly closing in on a decision about expanding to Las Vegas, according to The Sporting Tribune. A move would make Las Vegas the league's newest market, following years of speculation about adding a franchise there alongside possible expansion to Seattle. Details on timing, ownership groups and franchise fees have not yet been confirmed by the league.
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The Seattle Times examines how approaches to treating addiction among young people have changed. The reporting points to shifts away from older, punitive or one-size-fits-all models toward methods better suited to adolescents, though the specific changes described are not detailed in the available material.
- 11Washington race celebrates 43 years of art and absurdityβFor 43 years, this WA race has emphasized art, absurdity
A Washington state race that has run for 43 years continues to emphasize art and absurdity rather than pure competition, according to the Seattle Times. The event is known for its whimsical, creative approach, drawing participants and spectators who celebrate its unusual, artistic spirit.
- 12KEXP morning show plays Depeche Mode's UselessβπΊπ¦ # NowPlaying on # KEXP 's # MorningShow Depeche Mode: π΅ Useless # DepecheMode https:// telledits.bandcamp.com/track/d
The Seattle radio station KEXP played Depeche Mode's track 'Useless' during its morning show, with a listener noting the song on social media. The track appears to be a version linked to the J.T. Session edit, shared alongside streaming links. Music fans following the station's playlist picked up on the airing as part of regular now-playing updates.
- 13Judge clears challenge to Seattle DEI policiesβΌObama-appointed judge clears way for white employee to challenge Seattle's DEI policies
A federal judge appointed by Barack Obama has ruled that a white city of Seattle employee may proceed with a legal challenge to the city's diversity, equity and inclusion workplace policies. The decision allows the discrimination claim to move forward, and it is drawing attention because a Democratic-appointed judge is enabling a test of DEI programs that conservatives have targeted and employers nationwide are watching closely.
- 14Weekend highway work to slow Sea-Tac Airport travelβWSDOT: Weekend highway construction will impact travel to Sea-Tac Airport
The Washington State Department of Transportation says weekend highway construction will affect trips to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Drivers heading to the airport are being warned to allow extra time as lane closures and work zones cause delays on key routes. Travelers with flights this weekend are advised to plan ahead and consider alternate timing or routes.