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The Facts Newspaper honors the legacy of Clayton Pitre.
The Facts Newspaper honors the legacy of Washington-based community activist, former Director Housing Developer for the Central Area...
Jan 21, 2021


THE SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY EXPANDS CURBSIDE PICKUP AND RETURN SERVICES
Library patrons can now pick up holds at 13 locations, return materials at 18 locations and place up to 50 items on hold Starting...
Jan 20, 2021


"Healthy Washington - Roadmap to Recovery" reopening plan takes effect
Washington is now in the first phase of the state's new reopening plan, "Healthy Washington: Roadmap to Recovery", which took effect...
Jan 17, 2021


CELEBRATE MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.’S LIFE AND LEGACY WITH THE SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Though the Library is closed on Monday in observation of the MLK Jr holiday, we still have several resources available. Celebrate the...
Jan 17, 2021


Mayor Durkan and Councilmember Herbold Urge Statewide Changes to the Police Disciplinary Process
Joined by Mayors, Labor Leaders, and Community Leaders, Mayor Durkan and Councilmember Herbold Urge Statewide Changes to the Police...
Jan 14, 2021


SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY CHALLENGES STUDENTS TO DISCOVER LOCAL HEROES
Ten thousand dollars will be split between three student essayists this spring for the Stim Bullitt Civic Courage Scholarship, sponsored...
Jan 14, 2021


Mayor Urges Seattle City Employees’ Retirement Sys Board to Divest From All Fossil Fuel Investment
Mayor Durkan Urges Seattle City Employees’ Retirement System Board to Divest From All Fossil Fuel Investments Seattle (January 13, 2021)...
Jan 14, 2021


Jayapal Votes to Impeach Donald J. Trump For a Second Time
“We must urgently remove Donald Trump from office to protect our country, our Constitution and our very democracy.” WASHINGTON — United...
Jan 14, 2021


Mayor Jenny Durkan’s Innovation Advisory Council Announces Priorities and Projects for 2021
SEATTLE (January 13, 2021) – Following a year focused on helping the City of Seattle respond to the COVID-19 crisis, Mayor Jenny A....
Jan 14, 2021
Temperance and Good Citizenship Day is Jan. 15
Annual statewide public school event promotes civic education and engagement · High-school students have the opportunity to register to...
Jan 14, 2021


Black Conservative Leaders Condemn Assault on Democracy
Kay Coles James WASHINGTON – Jan. 8, 2021, The Family, a national network of Black conservative leaders issued the following statement...
Jan 14, 2021


Wa state coalition; 10-Year Plan to Dismantle Poverty as blueprint for a just, equitable future
OLYMPIA — Washington has long ranked among the top states to live in the nation, and the state has enacted several leading policies to...
Jan 14, 2021


Federally funded project provides outreach materials, to help people facing a crisis
COUNTY-WIDE CIVIL LEGAL AID PUBLIC AWARENESS CAMPAIGN LAUNCHES IN FOUR LANGUAGES Issues like domestic violence, sexual assault, eviction...
Jan 14, 2021


Sharp rise in fatal overdoses over the past two weeks
Public Health – Seattle & King County is alerting our community about a . In the period from Dec. 27, 2020 to Jan. 9, 2021, the King...
Jan 14, 2021


Deadlline: Jan 15, 2021 until midnight
OLYMPIA, Wash. – Washington Healthplanfinder is alerting all Washingtonians still seeking health insurance that they have until midnight,...
Jan 14, 2021


U.S. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCES RE-OPENING OF FEDERAL PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM
Businesses can begin preparing to apply now; program will open to all lenders next week; information sessions for businesses offered by...
Jan 14, 2021


CWU Professor Earns Distinction as a Kuolt Distinguished Professor of Business
ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Central Washington University Professor Anderson Parks assumed his new role as the Kuolt...
Jan 14, 2021


39th Annual Seattle MLK JR Day
A Virtual Pilgrimage 1/12 Tues 12 Noon Project Pilgrimage presents a virtual journey to increase awareness of historical events...
Jan 14, 2021


Application Opens for $2.17 Million in Direct Cash Assistance for Hospitality Workers Impacted by CO
Seattle (January 11, 2021) – Today, Mayor Jenny A. Durkan announced that $2.17 million in direct cash assistance is now available for...
Jan 11, 2021


Region’s First Maritime High School to Become a Reality in Fall 2021
Applications accepted until January 31, enrollment open to students across the region January 11, 2021 Maritime High School, a new...
Jan 11, 2021


Webinars and resources from - the FDIC, FEPPP, WA529 and SNAP:
TOMORROW! Tuesday, Jan. 12, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Financial Education Public Private Partnership (FEPPP) will host an virtual workshop "Online...
Jan 11, 2021


King County funds community COVID-19 vaccination programs to speed health and economic recovery
King County Executive Dow Constantine, King County Council Chair Claudia Balducci, and County Councilmembers Rod Dembowski and Jeanne...
Jan 11, 2021


The Central District Community Preservation and Development Authority presents The McKinney Center
t “Breaking down barriers, building up Community” Vision: African American, other ethnic minority and under-served families and...
Jan 7, 2021
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