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10am
57°
22%
11am
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12pm
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41%
1pm
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49%
2pm
59°
74%
3pm
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80%
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60°
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5pm
59°
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6pm
59°
92%
7pm
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96%
8pm
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57°
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57°
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88%
12am
57°
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57°
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4am
55°
72%
5am
55°
75%
6am
55°
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7am
54°
55%
8am
54°
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9am
55°
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62°
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Tonight
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
64°
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Wednesday Night
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Thursday
68°
Thursday Night
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Friday Night
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Saturday
76°
Saturday Night
58°
Sunday
83°
Sunday Night
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Tides: Next: High 7.2 ft at 11:17 AM
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AQI 36 — Good
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No quakes M4.5+ in last 24h
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Seattle Teen Uses Art And Black Hair Culture To Earn National Recognition From Google
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The Color Of Trust
Chris Wilson's compelling narrative of redemption and personal transformation was prominently featured in a 2010 presidential campaign advertisement. This initiative directly confronted the 'Willie Horton' legacy of political fear and distrust, instead advocating for a discourse rooted in trust and mercy.
Seattle Medium
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Keeping Young Athletes Safe: What Parents Should Know Before Summer Sports Begin
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West Seattle Blog
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TRAFFIC CAMS, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Wednesday info, plus Bike Everywhere Day
6:06 AM: Good morning! Welcome to Wednesday, May 13, 2026. BIKE EVERYWHERE DAY It’s the annual observance of what used to be “Bike to Work Day.” Here’s what’s happening: West Seattle Bike Connections and friends welcome you once again to Bike Everywhere Day at the west end of the Spokane Low Bridge from 6 to […]
Seattle Medium
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Newly Elected NAACP President Hayward Evans Outlines Vision For The Future
Hayward Evans has been elected as the new president of the Seattle King County Branch of the NAACP, and has outlined his vision for the future of the organization, which includes a focus on community engagement, organizational structure, and civil rights advocacy.
West Seattle Blog
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VIDEO: West Seattle High School principal Brian Vance tells his school’s success story to Rotary
By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor In a time when Seattle Public Schools enrollment isn’t exactly booming, West Seattle High School enrollment is. Nearly 1,500 students fill the school now, principal Brian Vance told the Rotary Club of West Seattle today – up from 900 when he took over nine years ago. They’ve had […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
From construction to crime to concerts, plus how to join, @ Admiral Neighborhood Association’s last pre-summer meeting
By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor Admiral Neighborhood Association president Joanie Jacobs announced tonight’s gathering as “the last meeting before summer craziness begins.” That’s a reference to the intense slate of summer events that ANA presents. Here are the meeting’s main points: SEATTLE POLICE: Crime-prevention coordinator Matt Brown and Community Service Officer Jamie (both […]
West Seattle Blog
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FOLLOWUP: Two-bridge-closure weekend still on
When WSDOT announced Monday that it would close the northbound 1st Avenue South Bridge all weekend again, starting this Friday night, though one area bridge – the West Seattle low bridge – already had an all-weekend closure planned, we asked SDOT if the latter was still on. We had already asked what time the low-bridge […]
West Seattle Blog
27 days
HAPPENING NOW: Baskets of fun at springtime benefit for Fauntleroy Fall Festival
Now until 8:15 pm, you can take your chances on fun gift baskets as part of the Fauntleroy Fall Festival fundraiser at Endolyne Joe’s (9261 45th SW) – including a Mariners-themed Game Day basket: And baskets for beer fans: Just look for Ben, Reed, and their young assistant: You can get in on the drawing […]
GeekWire
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s stake in Helion Energy draws scrutiny in Musk trial and on Capitol Hill
Sam Altman faced pointed questions about his financial ties to the Everett, Wash., fusion startup during testimony in the Musk v. Altman trial, as Congress separately raised conflict-of-interest concerns. Read More
West Seattle Blog
27 days
SUMMER: West Seattle Rotary gets Grand Parade update. Sponsors welcome!
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West Seattle Blog
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