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More doses of vaccine on the way as statewide vaccination effort continues
OLYMPIA – The Washington State Department of Health anticipates receiving tens of thousands more doses of COVID-19 vaccine later this...
Dec 17, 2020


Inslee announces updated school guidance for in-person instruction
The governor also announced $3 million from set aside funds for health and safety protocols in schools Gov. Jay Inslee and Superintendent...
Dec 17, 2020


Washington Healthplanfinder; less than 36 hours to take action and sign up
OLYMPIA, Wash. – is urging individuals needing 2021 health and dental coverage beginning Jan. 1 that they have less than 36 hours to take...
Dec 14, 2020


King County Metro debuts its Rider Dashboard
Metro’s new Rider Dashboard, also known as “The Dash”, provides customers, communities, and partners with up-to-date answers to...
Dec 14, 2020


City of Seattle Kicks Off Clean City Initiative to Address Illegal Dumping and Excess Litter
City of Seattle Kicks Off Clean City Initiative to Address Illegal Dumping and Excess Litter Across Our City and in Parks...
Dec 11, 2020


Seattle to Provide Additional Flexibility to Faith Communities Seeking to Build Affordable Housing
State mandate championed by religious organizations requires cities to allow more income-restricted homes SEATTLE (December 2, 2020) –...
Dec 10, 2020


More than 1 million users enable WA Notify within first four days
The more people who use exposure notification technology, the more effective it is OLYMPIA – The Washington State Department of Health...
Dec 10, 2020


City of Seattle Announces $5 Million in New Grants to Support Small Businesses and Workers Impacted
Small Business Grants to Focus on Restaurants and Bars; Worker Grants to Focus on Hospitality Industry City Offering Technical Support...
Dec 10, 2020


Mayor Durkan Announces Leadership Updates at Emergency Management, Human Services, & Arts & Culture
SEATTLE (December 4, 2020) – Seattle Mayor Jenny A. Durkan today announced several leadership changes, including the appointment of Curry...
Dec 10, 2020


Electoral College to convene Dec. 14
OLYMPIA — Next Monday the electors who represent Washington state’s 12 electoral votes will meet at the Legislative building in Olympia...
Dec 10, 2020


City of Seattle Reminds Residents and Businesses of Resources Available for COVID-19 Relief
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the City of Seattle has worked quickly to launch COVID-19 relief programs including rent relief,...
Dec 10, 2020
Secretary of State’s Office certifies 2020 General Election
OLYMPIA — More Washingtonians voted in the 2020 General Election than in any election in the state’s history. According to vote totals...
Dec 3, 2020


Executive Constantine appoints Terry White Metro General Manager
King County Executive Dow Constantine announced the appointment of Terry White to be General Manager of King County Metro. A 33-year...
Dec 3, 2020


Applications open for new round of state Working Washington business grants
Businesses encouraged to apply by Dec. 11 OLYMPIA, WA --- Small businesses struggling to survive the impact of COVID-19 can apply now for...
Dec 2, 2020


For I Shall Not Pass This Way Again : Remembering Fitzgerald Beaver
Fitzgerald Beaver – Founder The Facts Newspaper was honored by Graffiti and Community Mural Artist Desmond Hansen. ( 2765 E. Cherry...
Nov 30, 2020


What's open in each phase
This is a general summary of what's open in each phase of Safe Start. This is not an exhaustive list of allowed activities. Detailed...
Nov 25, 2020


Seattle Municipal Court suspends jury trials and some out of custody arraignments until early 2021
Seattle (November 23, 2020) – Due to the rapid increase in COVID-19 cases in Seattle and King County, Seattle Municipal Court (SMC) is...
Nov 25, 2020


Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards Elected, Second Vice President of the National League of Cities
Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards Elected to Serve as Second Vice President of the National League of Cities TACOMA, Wash. -- Tacoma Mayor...
Nov 25, 2020


KCLS expands K-12 student resources with Study Zone Plus
Study Zone Plus provides free online access to tutors, homework help and social activities ISSAQUAH, WA — NOVEMBER 20, 2020 — The King...
Nov 25, 2020


Building on Successful Free Citywide Test Sites
Mayor Durkan Announces Partnership to Pilot No-Cost COVID-19 Testing Kiosks In the coming weeks, the City of Seattle could administer...
Nov 25, 2020


Inslee announces additional COVID-19 financial support
Gov. Jay Inslee today announced additional financial support funds for families and businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The...
Nov 25, 2020


FREE CHILD CARE
City of Seattle Provides Free Child Care for Eligible Families Through the End of the Year City Urges Families to Sign Up For...
Nov 25, 2020


VIRTUAL ARTS PROGRAMS FOR OLDER ADULTS IN DECEMBER
THE SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY OFFERS This winter, The Seattle Public Library and Silver Kite Community Arts have partnered to offering...
Nov 25, 2020


‘Shop Your Block’ Holiday Campaign to Support Small Bu
City of Seattle and Community Partners Launch ‘Shop Your Block’ Holiday Campaign to Support Small Businesses City develops new small...
Nov 25, 2020
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