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Construction on the expansion of A.B. Ernst Park in Fremont is scheduled to begin in July, according to Seattle Parks and Recreation. The project will expand the park at 719 ... Read more

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My Ballard 1 day

Free summer beach shuttle returns to Discovery Park this weekend

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My Ballard 1 day

Ballard Bridge closed for 90 minutes Thursday after heat-related issue

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Where to watch the World Cup in Ballard

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Amazon employees file civil rights complaint over company probe into data center testimony

An employee group filed a complaint against Amazon with the City of Seattle, alleging the company is wrongly investigating three engineers for testifying before the City Council in favor of regulating data centers. Amazon says the probe is focused on whether employees followed its procedures for speaking as company representatives. Read More

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