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Seahawks legend Bobby Wagner opens delicious store in Renton
Former Seattle Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner will always ties to the organization and local community. Having spent the first 10 seasons (2012-2021) of his career with the organization, it was a sad day when the Seahawks initially moved on from Wagner in 2022. He’d spend the 2022 campaign with the division rival Los Angeles Rams before making a surprising and triumphant return to the defense via a one-year contract in 2023.
Parvovirus B19 Spreading In Washington Here Are The Symptoms
Residents of Washington need to be aware that Parvovirus B19 is increasing and spreading throughout Washington and other states across America. This virus is a typical child illness that can cause a rashing face, also known as "slap cheeks disease." Source: Newsweek. WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF THE PARVOVIRUS B19?
Preventing Tragedy: Essential Tips to Keep Young Children Safe from Window Falls
Following a recent incident in which a young child fell from a second-story window, the Snoqualmie Fire Department is reminding residents about steps they can take to prevent accidental window falls and protect small children. According to Public Health Seattle & King County, nearly 5,000 children are injured each year...
Seattle Fire responds to natural gas leak on 8th avenue
SEATTLE - Reports of a natural gas leak on 8th avenue prompted a response from Seattle Fire on Saturday morning. The Seattle Fire Department said crews were responding to the area of 8th Avenue South and South Rose Street just after 11 a.m. on August 31. Right now, they believe...
Pre-Snap Reads 8/31: Marshawn Lynch, Michael Robinson start new podcast
In Today’s Links: Seaside Joe asks you to consider a few low key ‘Hawks that may end up being your favourite players, as they begin to find themselves; Corbin Smith does an interesting breakdown on Seattle Seahawks HC Mike Macdonald’s philosophies; some more discourse on Geno Smith and his value as QB1. And some other stuff!! Thanks for tuning into Field Gulls. We appreciate your patronage.
How You Can Help Rooftop Brewing Recover From the Fire
As we reported previously, Seattle’s Rooftop Brewing is closed indefinitely due to a fire that caused extensive damage to the building, the brewery’s equipment, and the materials required to make beer. While the contractors and insurance companies evaluate the situation, Rooftop Brewing is in limbo. BUT there are ways you can help. See our original story about the fire.
Seattle's Powerlines Shares Top Energy-Saving Tips for Families During Back-to-School Season
As the hustle and bustle of back-to-school season ramps up, so does the electricity bill, but a recent post from Seattle's Powerlines offers practical advice for families looking to cut down on their energy costs. The article serves as a handy checklist for those aiming to reduce their consumption and support a more sustainable environment.
Councilmember Tanya Woo Advocates for Enhanced Public Safety in Seattle's Chinatown-International District
Following a recent spate of violence in Seattle's Chinatown-International District, Councilmember Tanya Woo has spoken out about the need for increased public safety measures. In response to Wednesday night’s shooting at 12th Ave S and S King St, Woo expressed her concern for the community she serves. "I remember what we’ve lost in our community — Little Saigon was once a vibrant shopping district, a place where people from all over the city came together," Woo stated, highlighting the impact of violence on the local area and her commitment to rebuilding efforts.
Mariners make Dolly proud, crush Angels 9-5
On a night where the rest of the league was entirely uncooperative with their longshot playoff bid, the Seattle Mariners declined to contribute to their own catastrophe. With the aid of the Los Angeles area Angels, they waltzed to a 9-5 victory, stomping out repeated opportunities to banana peel their way back into a competitive game. It was a relaxing, delightful game offensively that afforded an off night from George Kirby the grace of being forgotten.
Unlock The Con in Auburn is your one-stop pop culture shop
Unlock the Con, located in The Outlet Collection Seattle mall in Auburn, is all about bringing the comic book convention experience to fans in a more accessible and personal way. On the daily, the business is a retail store for all kinds of rare and signed media collectibles, merchandise and art. Multiple times a month, events are held in which customers can meet and get merch signed by famous voice actors, artists and more.
Rep. Duerr receives outstanding legislator award from state association of sewer and water districts
The Washington Association of Sewer & Water Districts (WASWD) presented its annual Outstanding Legislator Award to 1st District State Rep. Davina Duerr. According to the announcement, Duerr has consistently supported and defended special purpose sewer and water districts. This includes House Bill 1621, which gives greater flexibility for districts to self-perform work, resulting in substantial cost savings to Washington state ratepayers. The bill was originally sponsored by 32nd District Rep. Cindy Ryu — who was honored by WASWD last year.
The latest on Sea-Tac cyberattack: Systems starting to come back online
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport officials said Friday and Saturday the airport was making progress restoring computer systems following a cybersecurity breach last weekend, the Washington State Standard reported. The airport so far hasn’t provided many details about what led to the disruption, other than to say staff became “aware of unauthorized activity on our systems.”
Washington Huskies’ week 6 foe struggling to score on Fresno State
If you find yourself hoping for a bit of revenge against the Michigan Wolverines, I can’t guarantee you that, but I can point out that the Wolverines are really having a hard time in week one against the likes of the Fresno State Bulldogs. Michigan, the week six opponent...
Artist of the Week: Dan Stiles
Dan Stiles is a Portland-based designer, illustrator and author. He is the artist behind this year's limited-edition Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival poster — he also designed a poster for the festival in 2007. Bumbershoot takes place at Seattle Center from Saturday to Sunday, Aug. 31 to Sept. 1.
Air Force Takes on Washington in Sunday Matchup
Air Force (0-2-0) vs. Washington (1-1-1) 6 p.m., Sunday, September 1. Air Force welcomes Washington to USAFA for a Sunday evening matchup. Action at Cadet Soccer Stadium is slated for 6 p.m. MT. The Huskies come to town fresh off a 2-2 tie against Denver on Thursday (Aug. 29). THE...
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