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Measure to prevent phasing out of natural gas in WA is on track for November ballot
It’s now all but assured voters will get to weigh in this November on Washington’s polarizing efforts to phase out natural gas use in homes and other buildings. Backers of an initiative aimed at reversing the state’s climate-oriented policies turned in more than 400,000 signatures in support of the measure on Tuesday. They delivered boxes […] The post Measure to prevent phasing out of natural gas in WA is on track for November ballot appeared first on Washington State Standard.
DEALER PROFILE: WASHINGTON'S E&E LUMBER
Relationship. Loyalty. Commitment. These are the words that the folks E&E Lumber have lived by for 58 years. And the reason that they have remained a steady resource for the homeowners and contractors across Washington state. “This whole business is relationship based, from the customer to the vendor,” says Brent...
ALERT: Heat Wave Danger for Washington Over 4th of July Holiday
The National Weather Service is warning about the heat over the upcoming 4th of July holiday weekend!. Washington State Braces for Intense and Prolonged Heat Wave. As much of the western United States prepares for a severe heat wave this summer, Washington State is also gearing up for extreme temperatures expected, especially in the next few days. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued hot forecasts, predicting record-breaking highs and prolonged periods of scorching heat that could extend through the holiday weekend and into next week.
Attack websites seep into WA election battles
Bob Ferguson, Semi Bird, Jim Henderson and Brian Heywood have something in common this election season in Washington. Their political opponents have built websites to spread unflattering information – and in some cases misinformation – about them. There’s “BobforBob” looking into Ferguson’s political history and “bird-docs.com” digging into Bird’s past personal tribulations. “Save Our Yachts” […] The post Attack websites seep into WA election battles appeared first on Washington State Standard.
New technology lets Renton Police track suspects in real time
Whether a suspect is moving from location to location or hiding out, Renton Police Department officers, after obtaining a warrant, can track where they’re going in real time. At the June 17 Public Safety Committee meeting, Renton police representatives spoke about a new partnership with the City of Kent...
Firefighter assaulted | Auburn police blotter
Auburn police arrested a man on June 30 for aggravated assault in the 12700 block of Southeast 312th Street at an apartment complex. According to the department’s public information log, a suspect assaulted a firefighter at approximately 6 p.m. Sunday, June 30. Auburn police arrested and booked the man on a charge of assault in the third degree.
Thurston County dive rescue team hosts joint training on Nisqually River
The parking lot at the McKenna Park was filled with vehicles belonging to first responders in the morning hours of Thursday, June 27, as the Thurston County Dive Rescue Team hosted a joint training
Community-Driven Solutions to Gun Violence: Eleuthera Lisch Discusses Regional Efforts on The Day With Trae
Recently on The Day With Trae, Eleuthera Lisch visited host Trae Holiday to discuss the Regional Gun Violence Community Resource Guide. Lisch is the Director of the Regional Office of Gun Violence Prevention at Seattle & King County Public Health. She shared insights from her extensive work in gun violence prevention and emphasized the importance of community-driven solutions.
Seattle Weather: Afternoon sunshine and highs in the mid 70s Wednesday
Skies cleared out nicely this afternoon with plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures. Highs today were a few degrees below the seasonal average, only topping out in the mid to low 70s. Clouds return overnight with calm winds and mild temperatures into early Wednesday morning. Temperatures overnight will be mild...
Seattle Fire Department Enhances Water Rescue Operations with New Sea-Doo Personal Watercraft
In a move to bolster its emergency response capabilities on water, the Seattle Fire Department unveiled two new specially customized Sea-Doos, as reported by the Seattle Times. Generously donated by the Seattle Fire Foundation, these personal watercraft are a part of the department’s latest venture to increase efficiency and speed in rescuing those in need on the waters of Lake Washington and beyond.
#DISCPlus: Wu-Tang Clan & Nas: NY State of Mind Tour at Climate – A Night to Remember
Don’t miss out on the electrifying Wu-Tang Clan & Nas NY State of Mind Tour at Climate – an unforgettable night of hip-hop music. The iconic Wu-Tang Clan and legendary rapper Nas reunited for the NY State of Mind Tour, delivering an unforgettable performance at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena. Accompanied by the dynamic De La Soul, this event was a historic celebration of East Coast hip-hop, streamed live by Amazon Music on Twitch and Prime Video.
Seattle Launches SUN Bucks Program to Provide $120 Grocery Benefits for Children During Summer
Seattle families with young children have a new reason to look forward to the summer, with the introduction of SUN Bucks, a program providing $120 in grocery benefits per eligible child, which can be used at participating stores and farmers markets. This financial boost for groceries comes in addition to free nutritious meals offered to children and youth at over 60 locations throughout the city, a service managed by Seattle Human Services Department's Summer Food Service Program. In a bid to tackle food insecurity during the summer months, when school-provided meals cease, the city has organized a program celebration at Jefferson Park on July 12, according to the Human Services blog.
EXCLUSIVE: What Makes Jonathan Smith, MSU Football Target So Exciting
The Michigan State Spartans offered 2026 target David Schwerzel in June. In this Spartan Nation exclusive, he discusses what he does best on the field. He should be a top priority for head coach Jonathan Smith.
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's tech museum shut down with vintage computing collection slated for auction
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's estate recently indicated it's closing the Living Computers Museum + Labs in Seattle permanently. The rare technology items will be auctioned and the proceeds will be channeled to charitable causes.
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