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Seattle Medium
about 10 hours
Seattle Expands Financial Support For Small Businesses Impacted By Crime And Vandalism
Seattle has increased reimbursement limits for its Back to Business Program, providing small businesses affected by crime and vandalism with up to $5,000 per incident for repairs and $10,000 for security improvements.
GeekWire
about 10 hours
Selling sunshine from Seattle: Solius raises $23M to launch new at-home light-therapy device
Founded in 2013, Bainbridge Island, Wash.-based Solius Labs received FDA clearance for its $2,995 Solius Pro, a device which calculates and delivers a personalized dose of UVB light. Read More
GeekWire
about 10 hours
Not just for coders: UW’s upcoming AI minor will reach beyond the computer science school
The University of Washington is developing an interdisciplinary AI minor, open to students across all majors and co-led by an anthropologist and a computer scientist. Set to launch in spring 2027, it's part of a broader push to expand AI education across the university. Read More
Seattle Medium
about 10 hours
Beyond Displacement: How Seattle’s Black Community Is Preserving Identity And Connection
Despite decades of displacement, Seattle's African American community has maintained its connection through cultural sovereignty, which has enabled them to preserve their identity, heritage, and institutions, and create opportunities for future generations.
West Seattle Blog
about 10 hours
TRAFFIC, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Last-day-of-school Wednesday
6:02 AM: Good morning! It’s Wednesday, June 17, 2026. WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET Summer officially arrives with the solstice moment at 1:24 this Sunday morning. Today’s forecast is for a partly sunny sky, clearing later, high in the low 70s. Sunrise was at 5:11 am (earliest of the year, remaining there until next Tuesday); sunset will […]
Field Gulls
about 10 hours
Seahawks News 6/17: The impact of a depleted Seahawks Front Office
In Today’s Links: the “who is the most important Seattle Seahawk” tourney continues at Seaside Joe, John Schneider builds a champion on TV, offseason check-ins with the rookies, the Devon Witherspoon contract situation, the biggest games (most likely) for our beloved squad this upcoming season, Sam Darnold’s possible extension, and more. Thanks for being here. […]
Seattle Medium
about 10 hours
Washington Expands Workplace Support For Employees Experiencing Menopause
Washington has taken the first step in addressing the long-overlooked stage of women's health in the workplace by issuing an executive order to provide accommodations for employees experiencing menopause and develop training resources for employers.
West Seattle Blog
about 20 hours
‘Brush fire’ near home on 10th SW
Seattle Fire has a sizable response arriving in the 9000 block of 10th SW [vicinity map], for what’s described as a “brush fire” dangerously close to a residence. First units arriving say it’s 10′ by 20′ and they’re downsizing the initial callout.
West Seattle Blog
about 21 hours
FOLLOWUP: Long-landbanked West Seattle Junction park site going out to bid
(WSB file photo) Thirteen years after the city bought that parcel on 40th SW to “landbank” it as a future park, it’s going out to bid, with a downscaled plan. Seattle Parks sent the announcement late today: Seattle Parks and Recreation is soliciting construction bids on the City’s Procurement Portal for the future park at […]
West Seattle Blog
1 day
FOLLOWUP: ‘Ghost bike,’ memorial ride for Fauntleroy crash victim
That “ghost bike” memorial has just been installed along SW Wildwood in Fauntleroy, where a bicyclist died Monday morning after the driver of a box truck hit her (WSB coverage here). We learned more about her from a family spokesperson who was there with her friends from a bicycling group on Vashon – where she […]
West Seattle Blog
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WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Another police operation at Westwood Village
An SPD incident summary made public today reveals another police “operation” targeting retail theft at Westwood Village last Tuesday (June 9): At 1100 hours, GIU Detectives, Officers from the North Precinct, and Southwest Patrol Officers conducted a joint Organized Retail Theft Operation at multiple stores in the Westwood Village shopping center. Detectives teamed with loss […]
West Seattle Blog
1 day
BIZNOTE: Two weeks until Junction Hot Yoga’s long-planned closure
By Anne Higuera Reporting for West Seattle Blog With their lease up this month, the owners of Junction Hot Yoga (4747 California Ave SW) are closing their business after 5 years in a building that’s been the location of yoga studios for more than 20 years and is part of a future redevelopment project that […]
