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Homelessness in South King County: Tale of two cities
City leadership successfully housed 95 people who were experiencing homelessness in 2023, and a city-designed Clean and Sober Housing Program successfully helped 30 individuals complete 30 days of inpatient treatment. The community resource center had over 1,835 visits, and a permanent supportive housing location has opened with the capacity to house 100 people.
Native American Youth and Family Center gets $4.5 million for affordable housing
The Native American Youth and Family Center got a $4.5 million boost this week toward plans to build nearly 100 units of affordable housing on the Vancouver waterfront. The project, along with two Seattle developments, was awarded funding from a state Department of Commerce program that aims to develop affordable housing near public transit centers. In total, the agency awarded $12.6 million. Awards also went to the New Hope Community Development Institute and YMCA Seattle, both in Seattle.
NFC West power rankings: Where Seahawks stand heading into the 2024 season
We are almost there, Seattle Seahawks fans! The regular season is a week away when Seattle hosts the Denver Broncos at Lumen Field on September 8. Denver is beatable and so is Seattle's Week 2 opponent, the New England Patriots, so a 2-0 start is nearly a must for the Seahawks.
People in Public Service: Hazel Loomis, Olympia High School Librarian
The heart of a school is its library. For many years in the mid-20th century the Olympia High School library was led by Hazel Loomis, herself an Olympia High School graduate. Hazel was born to Eli and Katherine Hank Loomis on October 15, 1888, in Walla Walla. Her father was a minister and the family moved to South Bend and Snohomish before settling in Olympia in 1901. Her father was pastor of the First Congregational Church. Later, he taught at Olympia High School.
Mother and son settle in Onalaska, start art studio for therapy as son recovers from burns, amputations
For many, art isn’t just a form of expressing one’s self, but also a form of therapy, both mental and physical. That’s why Miriam Bagwell, of Onalaska, decided to create a new
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.
Boeing Signs 1M-SF Lease at Seattle Industrial Complex
The Boeing Co has signed a lease for more than 1 million square feet of space, adding to its South Sound footprint in the largest industrial lease deal of the year in the region, reported the Puget Sound Business Journal. The company will fill the first phase of Bridge Point...
Performance Brokerage Advises on Sale of Dealership in Olympia
Performance Brokerage Services announced the sale of Hanson Kia in Olympia, Washington, from Vince and Kim Hanson to Gee Automotive Companies. Hanson Kia and Hanson Subaru are centrally located in the Olympia Auto Mall, located off Highway 101. Jason Stopnitzky, Co-Founder of Performance Brokerage Services, was the exclusive sell-side advisor...
Robles, Rodríguez propel Mariners to 9-5 victory over Angels, spoiling Aldegheri's debut
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Victor Robles had three hits and drove in two runs, Julio Rodríguez homered for the second straight game and the Seattle Mariners opened a 10-game road trip with a 9-5 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Friday night. “Great way to start the road trip, for sure. Putting pressure on them early on and giving our pitchers a chance to to get into the ballgame,” Mariners manager Dan Wilson said. “Offense continues to roll, and it’s a good sign and good to see.” The Mariners scored five times in the first to ruin the debut of Angels’ left-hander Samuel Aldegheri, who became the first player born and raised in Italy to pitch in a major league game. Aldegheri (0-1) ended up giving up seven runs — only two earned — on six hits with two walks and three strikeouts in five innings. Aldegheri, called up from Double-A Rocket City on Friday, was acquired last month in the trade that sent closer Carlos Estévez to Philadelphia.
Carl's Jr. opens in Blaine
Justin Christensen of Christensen Fuels, l., and Bens Market Travel Plaza owner Ben Joshi in front of Carl’s Jr. on the fast food restaurant’s August 30 grand opening. The Carl’s Jr. location sells burgers, chicken sandwiches and tenders, breakfast biscuits and burritos, sides, soft drinks and ice cream shakes. To celebrate the opening, Carl’s Jr. had live music throughout the day and prizes.
Stewart's 32-Point Night Powers Liberty Past Seattle, 98-85
POINTS Stewart (32) Diggins-Smith (26) REBOUNDS Jones (11) Ogwumike (8) ASSISTS Ionescu (8) Diggins-Smith (7) On Friday, the New York Liberty (27-6) overcame the Seattle Storm (19-12), 98-85. At 27-6, the 2024 Liberty are off to the team’s best start through 33 games in franchise history. The Liberty held...
Alert to Chelan RV Park Visitors Over Rabid Bat
Chelan Douglas Health District is sharing more details on a recent human exposure to a rabid bat in Chelan. A sick bat was found on Saturday, August 24th at the Lake Shore RV Park. The campers collected it and contacted public health. The bat tested positive for rabies. It is...
Learn about Burien’s Public Art at WABI Burien’s Walk-n-Talk this Sunday, Sept. 1
“I had a pleasant time on this walk and discovered art in Burien that I hadn’t known about since living in the area beginning in 1992. Where are we heading on the next walk?”. Frequent Walk-n-Talker. As fall comes around the corner, we will enjoy the 12th Annual Burien...
Port to spend $100,000 in tax money to make taxpayers like them
Port of Bellingham commissioners unanimously approved spending nearly $100,000 on public relations to improve its public image during its August 13 meeting. Commissioners authorized port executive director Rob Fix to execute a one-year strategic communications campaign with Conflux Associates, a Bellingham-based company owned by Peter Frazier. The contract is set to end August 31, 2025.
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