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The Urbanist
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Bremerton Fast Ferry Headed for 35% Weekday Service Cut This Fall
The number of weekday round trips between Bremerton and Seattle will drop from 20 to 13, with a major gap created between mid-morning and afternoon. The end of supplemental state funding coincides with a pivot at the legislature away from fast ferries.
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Most Men Prosecuted for Sex Buying Don’t Reoffend, Report Suggests
By Erica C. Barnett A new report from the King County Department of Public Defense about misdemeanor arrests for “commercial… The post Most Men Prosecuted for Sex Buying Don’t Reoffend, Report Suggests appeared first on PubliCola.
The Stranger
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Slog AM: Police Kill Man in Madison, Wisconsin, Amazon Cuts AI Jobs for Humans, Diarrhea Sensation Sweeping Nation “Under Control,” Says RFK Jr.
Witness: “That looked an awful lot like an execution to me.” A police officer in Madison, Wisconsin shot and killed a Black man during a struggle in the middle of the street in broad daylight yesterday afternoon. The man’s name has not been officially confirmed, but police say they were responding to a call about […] The post Slog AM: Police Kill Man in Madison, Wisconsin, Amazon Cuts AI Jobs for Humans, Diarrhea Sensation Sweeping Nation “Under Control,” Says RFK Jr. appeared first on The Stranger.
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Free Will Astrology
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Authentic love songs are rare. Much of contemporary music leans toward infatuation, sex, heartbreak, and fury, while few artists seem interested in singing unabashedly about unique expressions of tenderness and enduring devotion. In the months ahead, Aries, your inner life will be gloriously out of step with that trend. Your heart […] The post Free Will Astrology appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Met
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The Best Seafood in Seattle
Where to find the oysters, the crab rolls, and the sustainably sourced delicacies that define our waterbound town.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Hollywood's iconic Cinerama Dome theater will reopen
The Cinerama Dome, a landmark Hollywood theater shuttered during the COVID-19 pandemic, will be restored and reopen.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Former Art Institute of Seattle reimagined as modern workspace
An Atlanta-based staffing, consulting and AI company this week announced the launch of its new Seattle hub at the former Art Institute of Seattle digs at 2323 Elliott Ave., signaling its confidence in Seattle as a strategic location.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Rocket maker takes off in Grant County
Stoke Space Technologies is looking to expand its existing rocket testing operation near Moses Lake.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Kent warehouse trades for over $6M
A warehouse at 21019 77th Ave. S. sold this week for $6.7 million, according to King County records.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Perkins Eastman now designing 233 Federal Way units near station
Names have changed at Federal Way Downtown Station. There, Sound Transit has awarded the surplus Blocks 1 and 2 for affordable housing projects.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 10 hours
Rise sells Bower Village in Kent for $45M
A Kent apartment complex at 24006 108th Place S.E. sold this week for $45 million, according to King County records.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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On the Block: Tenant sought for Capitol Hill's only axe-throwing venue
Has the lumbersexual moment finally passed? Tattooed and copiously bearded men in flannel, flinging axes at targets in beer halls (safely screened off, of course), had their pre-pandemic heyday.