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It’s a no to pickleball and a yes to wildlife for Seattle’s Lincoln Park
After almost a year of campaigning, wildlife advocates in Seattle were handed a win this week. A city plan to place six pickleball courts on a disused tennis court pad in Lincoln Park in West Seattle has been scrapped.
Enjoy free ‘Live and Local’ music at the Quarterdeck courtesy Des Moines Legacy Foundation starting Monday, May 27
Enjoy ‘Live and Local’ music at the Quarterdeck, proudly sponsored by Des Moines Legacy Foundation, starting with Grace Honeywell on Monday afternoon, May 27, 2024 (Memorial Day). This FREE concert series – curated by Brian Snure – supports local musicians, and provides great shows outside near the Des...
Wing Luke Museum closes after employees walk out in protest of ‘Hate’ exhibit
About two dozen employees of Seattle’s Wing Luke Museum staged a walkout Wednesday to protest an exhibition that was set to begin its run that day. “Confronting Hate Together,” an exhibit that explores anti-Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander hate, Black hate and anti-Jewish hate, according to the museum’s website, was supposed to run from Wednesday through June 30. (A PDF of a press release providing information about the exhibit can be found here.)
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