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This Week on PubliCola: June 13, 2026
Upheaval at the Mayor’s Office, KCRHA Gets a Lifeline, SPD Hiring Surges, and nine other PubliCola stories you may have… The post This Week on PubliCola: June 13, 2026 appeared first on PubliCola.
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Union Urges Wilson to Act After Investigation into Civil Rights Director Concludes; KCRHA Proposes 8 New Hires
1. PROTEC17, the union that represents workers at the city’s Office for Civil Rights, is renewing its call for Mayor… The post Union Urges Wilson to Act After Investigation into Civil Rights Director Concludes; KCRHA Proposes 8 New Hires appeared first on PubliCola.
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Police Chief Says No Plan to Slow Hiring Amid Budget Crunch; City Attorney Says “SOAP Orders Don’t Work” at Aurora Ave. Safety Event
1. Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes, responding to a question from PubliCola, said the police department does not plan to… The post Police Chief Says No Plan to Slow Hiring Amid Budget Crunch; City Attorney Says “SOAP Orders Don’t Work” at Aurora Ave. Safety Event appeared first on PubliCola.
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Lower Woodland Playfield No. 1 to close this summer for turf replacement project
Lower Woodland Playfield No. 1 in Woodland Park will close this summer while Seattle Parks and Recreation replaces the field’s aging synthetic turf. According to Seattle Parks and Recreation, construction ... Read more
My Ballard
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LA brand Big Bud Press opening Fremont store
The LA-founded Big Bud Press is opening its first store in Seattle at the old Show Pony location in Fremont (3501 Fremont Ave N). According to the company, Big Bud ... Read more
My Ballard
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3-alarm fire damages commercial building near Ballard-Fremont border
A three-alarm fire damaged a commercial building Thursday evening near the Ballard-Fremont border, prompting a response from more than 100 firefighters and support personnel. According to the Seattle Fire Department, ... Read more
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Paramount screens silent classic
Buster Keaton’s silent film classic “The General” will be screened July 27 as part of the Paramount Theatre’s Silent Movie Mondays series.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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With Amazon support, Bridge pays $25M for 108 Snohomish County units
Near Lake Stickney in Snohomish County, at 12907 E. Gibson Road, the Latitude Apartments just sold for a bit over $25.3 million.
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UW selects private partner to bring student housing to Tacoma campus
University of Washington has selected Maslow’s Campus Communities, which is headquartered in Austin, Texas, to be its private development partner for a $115 million student housing and dining project at the university’s Tacoma campus.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Playing hip-hop or Doris Day, older exercise instructors can speak their peers’ language
Many older instructors can be role models, speaking their peers’ language in a way that makes exercise more fun.
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Japanese ceramics debut at SAM
The Seattle Art Museum will present “The Kondo Family: Storytellers in Clay,” a new exhibition tracing more than a century of artistic innovation by one of Japan’s most influential ceramic families.
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Seattle Center revamp sets course for 2027 ballot
The Seattle City Council on Tuesday advanced plans for a major infrastructure overhaul for the Seattle Center, targeting next year’s ballot.