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Bear Creek hole-in-one was a real long-shot
Tristin White of Twisp hit for a hole-in-one on hole No. 12 at Bear Creek Golf course on Aug. 14. Unique about this ace is the hole, a 433-yard “dogleg” par 4 that is rated as the second-toughest hole to par on the course. The corner, approximately a...
Free virtual Safe Aging Symposium scheduled for Sept. 25
September is Fall Prevention Awareness Month and falls are the number-one mechanism of injury that brings people into the hospital. The Providence Swedish Trauma Department is partnering with South County Fire and Emergency Medical Services to provide a free, virtual fall-prevention symposium from 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25 via the Microsoft Teams platform.
Annual Kirkland Community Police Academy Now Accepting Applications
The Kirkland Police Department (KPD) invites Kirkland community members to participate in its annual Community Police Academy. This is a great opportunity to receive a firsthand experience of the inner workings of the KPD. “This is an excellent opportunity for the community to learn the functions of the police department,”...
Sno-Isle Libraries offers free back-to-school resources for students and families
School begins next week, and a library card from Sno-Isle Libraries can help students and families get off to a good start. 1. Connect to online tutors and writing help with Brainfuse HelpNow, opens a new window. Seven days a week, 1-11 p.m. in English and Spanish. Research by subject...
Man Found Deceased in Downtown Seattle Apartment Building
Homicide detectives are investigating a homicide in a Downtown Seattle neighborhood. Shortly after 8:30 am., 911 Dispatch (CARE) received reports of a male found motionless in an apartment complex located in the 1800 block of Eastlake Avenue. Police arrived and located an unresponsive 42-year-old man. Seattle Fire Department arrived, and...
SeaTac Turns to “Paper” For Flight Information Due to Digital Hack
Following last weekend's online hack of SeaTac Airport and the Port of Seattle, there are still lingering effects. Workers at SeaTac having to manually write flight information. According to Geekwire, there are still some issues happening at SeaTac as officials try to unsnarl the digital hack. Last weekend, 'someone' hacked...
Mountlake Terrace welcomes light rail visitors with new map
The Aug. 30 arrival of light rail service puts Mountlake Terrace in the spotlight as the gateway to Snohomish County. The city is ready with a new map by a local artist showcasing Town Center. Visitors may not realize how much is happening here, with housing, restaurants and services, Mayor...
AuthenticID Unveils Enhanced Smart ReAuth™ for Instant Biometric Reauthentication
SEATTLE, WA – August 28, 2024 – AuthenticID, a global leader in identity verification and fraud prevention solutions, announced the newest release of Smart ReAuth™. Smart ReAuth™ is a reauthentication solution that leverages a selfie to re-confirm an identity. First released in 2021, this enhanced version offers verifications in less than one second, with rapid deployment.
A Quick Chat With Northwest African American Museum’s New Chief Executive Officer, Brandon Bird
Earlier this month, the Northwest African American Museum (NAAM) announced that Brandon Bird was unanimously selected by the NAAM board of directors to become the new chief executive officer at the museum. He was chosen from a pool of more than 90 candidates to serve in the role after LaNesha DeBardelaben, who departed last October.
Comcast customers may not be able to watch UW's first game as member of the Big Ten
SEATTLE, Wash.-University of Washington football fans may not be able to watch the Huskies first game as a member of the Big 10 Conference on Saturday, Aug. 31. The Huskies game against Weber State will be broadcast on the Big Ten Network, but some Comcast Xfinity customers will not be able to see the game live, even if they paid for a package that includes the Big Ten Network.
Seattle Music Fans Have Loved Dean Johnson for Years—the Rest of the World Is Finally Catching On
For the better part of 10 years, Dean Johnson was one of Seattle music’s best-kept secrets. I first heard him sing in 2016, during a time in my life when I’d make almost nightly outings to Ballard to sloppily two-step at Conor Byrne, grab a late-night snack from Sexy Alley Puffy Tacos (may it rest in peace), or catch a show at Tractor Tavern.
Final Vote Could Come Soon on Controversial Horse Heaven Wind Farm Project in Central Washington
Tri Cities residents who’ve been fighting a massive wind farm project are expected to pack a community meeting Thursday, ahead of a potential final vote. The Washington state Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, or EFSEC, has spent three years studying the proposal before recommending to Gov. Jay Inslee approval of the Horse Heaven Clean Energy Center, with major restrictions to protect endangered ferruginous hawks and tribal interests.
City of Seattle Awarded $17.2MM for Reducing Climate Pollution in Multifamily, Commercial Buildings
Seattle – The Department of Energy (DoE) announced $17.2 million has been awarded to the City of Seattle under the Assistance for the Adoption of the Latest and Zero Building Energy Codes grant. Funded by President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act, the program is designed to address the climate crisis and create cleaner buildings.
5 most important Seattle Seahawks practice squad signings
The Seattle Seahawks officially announced a 15-man practice squad on Wednesday afternoon. No, general manager John Schneider didn’t retain every talent via the practice squad that he probably wanted to. The Carolina Panthers claimed ex Seahawks linebacker Jon Rhattigan and EDGE Jamie Sheriff on waivers, potentially altering Schneider’s plans.
More hot weather rolling in for Labor Day Weekend - Allison
Today we have sunny skies that will push our afternoon temperatures into the upper 70s in North Idaho and 80s in Washington. Then, we have a warmer than average Labor Day weekend. We have true summer-like conditions for the last stretch of the season. Enjoy the sunshine!
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