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Skyway Outdoor Cinema: Bringing Community Together for More Than 2 Decades
What began as a humble event more than two decades ago, Skyway Outdoor Cinema, organized by the West Hill Community Association, has blossomed into one of the most beloved summer traditions in the Skyway neighborhood just south of Seattle in unincorporated King County. You can attend the next Skyway Outdoor Cinema — and the last of the season — on Friday, Aug. 30, at 7:30 p.m., at Skyway Park, where it is screening Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
Washington Huskies vs. Weber State Wildcats: Everything you need to know
The start of the 2024 college football season is here. Well, it’s been here for a few days now. Week zero was last week and we’ve already had a few Big Ten games get going this week. Technically speaking, the Washington Huskies are going to play one of the last games on the schedule for the Big Ten in week one.
Des Moines Masonic Lodge hosts Teddy Bear Drive for first responders
Frank S. Land No. 313 Masonic Lodge has long been involved in supporting the Des Moines community, from organizing a sock drive for the Des Moines Food Bank to providing annual grants to Midway Elementary School. This summer, the lodge took its community involvement a step further by organizing a...
Join the chain gang – Highline Public Schools seeking workers for football chain crews
Highline Public Schools is seeking workers to join its “chain crews” for its upcoming football season. These are the crews you see on the sidelines during football games, holding the 1st down markers connected to 10-yard chains. No prior experience is required – just a passion for football...
CSUN Falls to Seattle in Five Sets in Season Opener
POCATELLO, Idaho – Sophomore Hailey Brockway put down a match-high 22 kills and junior Amaris Smith added 19 but the CSUN women's volleyball team dropped its season opener in five sets to Seattle University on Friday in the opener of the Idaho State Tournament at Reed Gym. Behind Brockway,...
Six New String Players Join the Seattle Symphony
The new appointments include an associate principal second violin and an associate principal viola. Four violinists and two viola players are set to join the Seattle Symphony at the opening of the 2024/25 season. They are Cameron Daly (associate principal second violin), Katie Liu (associate principal viola), Jacqueline Audas and Ji Yeon Lee (tutti first violins), Wayne Lee (temporary tutti first violin), and Ursula Steele (tutti viola).
Deconstruction Zones: Campus Racial Healing Program Expands
As students at four colleges in New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania head back to campus this fall, they will have access to a new resource where they can learn how to dismantle false beliefs about racial hierarchies. Seven years after launching its Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation program in colleges,...
Feliks Banel: Human hands – and ears – help NOAA’s radio robot get place names right
When the NOAA Weather Radio robot voice pronounces the names of local communities in the Puget Sound area correctly, it’s because human hands and ears are at work “behind the sounds.”. You might remember a big storm a few weekends ago. On Saturday, Aug. 17, the Puget Sound...
Social media has long battled bot overload — Now AI is both the problem and the cure
SEATTLE — Remember when the biggest threat online was a computer virus? Those were simpler times. Today, we face a far more insidious digital danger: AI-powered social media bots. A study by researchers from the University of Washington and Xi’an Jiaotong University reveals both the immense potential and concerning risks of using large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT in the detection and creation of these deceptive fake profiles.
Man critically injured in crash after vehicle strikes telephone pole in West Seattle
SEATTLE — A man was rescued by Seattle police officers and firefighters after a car crash in West Seattle last week. On Aug. 18, around 12:05 a.m. officers and firefighters responded to calls of a car crash into a telephone pole in the 4500 block of West Marginal Way Southwest.
Negative Equity Crisis Hits Washington & Market Conditions Worsen
As Washingtonians navigate the complexities of the current car market, many are facing severe financial challenges. Washington Car Owners Face the Financial Challenges of Negative Equity. As thousands of Washingtonians face the fallout from their car loans, many are finding themselves trapped in a troubling situation of negative equity. Recent...
Trial Begins Over Washington State’s Role In Protester’s Death on I-5 During 2020 Demonstration
A jury trial commenced Monday in King County Superior Court concerning the tragic death of Summer Taylor, a 24-year-old protester who was struck and killed on Interstate 5 during a demonstration in July 2020. The lawsuit, filed by Taylor’s estate, alleges that the Washington State Patrol failed to adequately protect the protest group after allowing them to occupy the freeway for 18 consecutive nights leading up to the incident.
Shoreline Police Chief Candidates Virtual Public Forum September 12
Shoreline is appointing a new Police Chief; meet the final candidates at a virtual public forum!. Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84098627719?pwd=knOwHGFEWnGLhwZWHmIzGMiJDzkocT.1. Webinar ID: 840 9862 7719. Passcode: 95875636. Shoreline City Manager Bristol Ellington will soon appoint a new Police Chief to lead the Shoreline Police Department. As part of the hiring process,...
Man found dead in rubble of 2-alarm commercial fire at Tile Lines in Kent has been identified
The King County Medical Examiner’s Office (KCME) has identified the man whose body was found in a commercial fire on Friday morning, Aug. 23 as Darrell T. Helbling, 63. Coroners said that Helbling died from smoke inhalation and thermal injuries suffered in the 2-alarm blaze that struck Tile Lines, located at 1531 Central Ave S.
Julio can still fix the Mariners
It’s year three for Julio Rodríguez. The pride of Loma de Cabrera is in a class only reserved for Hall of Famers among the annals of Seattle Mariners youngsters. In any conceivable way, even with inconsistencies and little injuries gnawing away at his playing time here and there, Julio has been every bit and more as good as could reasonably be expected for a player younger than 3B Ben Williamson, Seattle’s (talented!) 2nd round pick of the 2023 draft.
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