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PubliCola
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Voting “Yes” On Prop. 1 Will Fund the Library System We Deserve
By Brittney Moraski As Advocacy Chair for the Seattle Public Library Foundation’s board, I want all Seattleites to know that… The post Voting “Yes” On Prop. 1 Will Fund the Library System We Deserve appeared first on PubliCola.
West Seattle Blog
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BIZNOTE: Bastille Day at Circa – food, drink, soccer!
As noted briefly in today’s event list, it’s Bastille Day, and that’s always a big occasion at Circa (2605 California SW; WSB sponsor). Today, with France playing in the FIFA Men’s World Cup semifinals, it’s even bigger. Here’s the Circa plan: Circa Celebrates Bastille Day! Breakfast – Crepes Lunch – Croque Monsieur Dinner – Bouillabaisse […]
West Seattle Blog
4 days
CRIME WATCH: South Delridge man charged in ‘skip-scanning’ shoplifting from local Safeway stores
A 41-year-old South Delridge resident has pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of second-degree organized retail theft involving grocery stores. According to case documents, Mauricio Garofalo is accused of shoplifting nearly $4,000 from Safeway stores, including Admiral and Roxbury Safeway, between last December and last March, via what’s known as “skip-scanning.” The documents explain […]
My Ballard
4 days
Fremont Library to close temporarily for air conditioning installation
The Fremont Library will temporarily close for nearly three months as crews install a new air conditioning and ventilation system. The Fremont Library (731 N 35th St) will close beginning ... Read more
My Ballard
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Dan Strauss pushes for more Ballard bus service ahead of Seattle Transit Measure vote
Seattle City Councilmember Dan Strauss is proposing two amendments that he says would improve bus service for Ballard, including prioritizing faster connections to downtown Seattle and light rail stations. The ... Read more
West Seattle Blog
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WS Big Band Concert in the Park, Mode Music’s all-ages Open Mic, Fauntleroy Community Association, World Cup semifinals, much more for your Tuesday
(Colman Pool photo by Janelle Otterholt) Here’s our list of event notes/reminders/listings for today/tonight, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar: POSTCARDS4DEMOCRACY: New postcard-writers as well as returnees are welcome at this weekly advocacy gathering, 10:30 am-noon at C & P Coffee (5612 California SW; WSB sponsor). Sign up here before you go, if […]
My Ballard
4 days
Salmon Bay Park to host first community book exchange
Salmon Bay Park (2001 NW Canoe Place) will host its first community book exchange on Saturday, July 18, inviting neighbors to swap books and meet fellow readers. According to event ... Read more
West Seattle Blog
4 days
CONGRATULATIONS! Southside Revolution Junior Roller Derby returns from nationals with silver
Southside Revolution Junior Roller Derby is one of dozens of community organizations you’ll see in Saturday’s West Seattle Grand Parade – and when they roll by, you can applaud them for one of their team’s success at nationals! Here’s an update from the SSR: (Photo by Lydia Brewer Photography) — Southside Revolution Junior Roller Derby’s […]
Seattle Medium
4 days
Lack Of Body Cameras On ICE Agents Fuels More Uncertainty Over Fatal Shootings
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) pledged to deploy body cameras to its law enforcement officers across the nation, yet the initiative's implementation has been notably slow. This delay is highlighted by the absence of body cameras on agents involved in recent fatal shootings in Houston and Maine, raising significant questions about the pace and status of the federal effort to enhance accountability.
Seattle Medium
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Is Mbappé Too Good For France?
Kylian Mbappé, a prominent French soccer player of Cameroonian and Algerian heritage, continues to face racist abuse and political scrutiny from far-right figures despite his status as one of the sport's leading athletes. His journey, marked by challenges to his national identity, culminates in his current role leading France to the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup.
Seattle Medium
4 days
4 People Have Been Killed This Year In Shootings By Federal Agents Linked To Trump’s Immigration Crackdown
Four individuals have been fatally shot by federal immigration agents this year, with two such incidents occurring in July, prompting heightened scrutiny regarding the use of force by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during enforcement operations.
Seattle Medium
4 days
Trump Administration Opens Endangered Species’ Habitats To Development, Reversing 50 Years Of Environmental Law
The Trump administration has reversed decades of environmental law protecting endangered species, opening sensitive habitats to drilling, mining, farming, and real estate development. This significant policy shift, finalized by the Interior and Commerce Departments, redefines 'harm' under the 1973 Endangered Species Act, a definition previously upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1995. While the administration claims the move 'returns the interpretation of the ESA back to its actual text and original intent,' environmental organizations have condemned the action, vowing immediate legal challenges and emphasizing that habitat loss remains the primary cause of extinction.