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GeekWire
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Seven years after her death, sci-fi pioneer’s last novel bridges Minoan and Pacific Northwest history
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At least 10 former Allen Institute for AI staffers and researchers have joined Microsoft's Superintelligence team, including the core of the institute's OLMo open-source model effort. The departures come amid a shift in Ai2's funding toward applied uses of AI. Read More
The Seattle Times
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The Seattle Times
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Oregon Zoo returns endangered turtles to the Columbia River Gorge
Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife biologists collected the turtles as hatchlings from sites in the Gorge last spring.
The Seattle Times
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The Seattle Times
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The Seattle Times
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The Seattle Times
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With World Cup, Seattle tests public restrooms in Pioneer Square
For more than a century, the city has tried to provide a free toilet in Pioneer Square. The World Cup has prompted a new attempt by the city to make restrooms accessible.
GeekWire
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The Seattle Times
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How Jedd Fisch and Matt Doherty’s restructured UW recruiting staff paid off for Huskies
Jedd Fisch and senior director of player personnel Matt Doherty restructured UW's personnel department before in 2025. Their investment paid off in 2026.
The Seattle Times
29 days
Democrats test a new red state strategy: Back independents over their own nominees
Democratic leaders are embracing independent candidates in red states where their party brand struggles.
