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Soccer-themed art kicks off at RailSpur
To mark the 2026 World Cup, RailSpur, Urban Villages three-building micro-district in Pioneer Square, is hosting an outdoor art exhibition celebrating Seattle's participation in the global soccer games.
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Monroe complex trades for over $66M
A Monroe apartment complex at 18463 Blueberry Lane sold earlier this month for about $66.5 million.
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Carney says the new Canadian-built bridge across the Detroit River threatened by Trump will open
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Gordie Howe International Bridge is set to take place Friday.
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Concrete pours at Benaroya Hall
Construction is progressing at Benaroya Hall on the final phase of the Amplify project that upgrades existing public spaces and adds new ones at the concert hall.
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Tribal housing authority snaps up Everett complex for $53 million
The deal value for the late April purchase emerged in a recent announcement.
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Seattle catering company cuts 263 jobs as Meta relationship ends
Most of Lavish Roots employees who worked at Meta offices will transition to the tech giants new food provider.
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Seattle City Council adopts 1-year ban on new data centers
The ordinance pauses applications until the city develops regulations to reduce impacts on energy and water use and utility costs.
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Italian restaurant serving homestyle fare opens in Pioneer Square basement
A new southern Italian restaurant from the team behind Bottega Gabriele has opened in Pioneer Square, adding to a wave of openings as the neighborhood gears up for World Cup crowds.
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Behind the curtain, across the years: See what this weekend’s BAYFEST Intergenerational Theater show is all about
By Macey Wurm Reporting for West Seattle Blog For a second year, performers spanning generations will take the stage together in BAYFEST’s Intergenerational Theater Project show this Friday and Saturday in West Seattle. We attended one of the final rehearsals to get to know the cast and learn about the age-defying connections that have blossomed […]
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Teens’ reading and math scores have stagnated, U.S. test results show
Younger students have regained academic ground lost during the pandemic, but older students' test scores remain stagnant.
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Mariners go down to Birdland
5,000 light years from BirdlandBut I’m still preachin’ the TridentLong-gone, uptight years from BirdlandAnd I’m still watchin’ it with ’em Years from the land of the BirdAnd I am still feelin’ dispirit5,000 light years from BirdlandBut I know we still hear it Goms named itGoms made itGoms heard itThen played itWell-stated! Birdland-It happened down in Birdland […]
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Gorilla mother, recovering from C-section, swaps babies at Seattle zoo
After one of the Woodland Park Zoo's two new baby gorillas had a rough start, the babies switched mothers — and are now healthy and well.