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PHOTOS: Over 150 salmon released into Des Moines Creek Saturday
For the fifth year in a row, the City of SeaTac released more than 150 Coho salmon fry into Des...
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Regional Animal Services offering no-cost pet adoptions this Tuesday, April 30
This Tuesday, April 30, 2024, Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC) is holding a pet...
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REMINDER: Help release salmon into Des Moines Creek this Saturday morning
REMINDER: This Saturday morning, April 27, 2024 at 10 a.m., the City of SeaTac will release Coho...
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‘Conversations with KD Hall’ premieres Episode 2 of the Champions of Change Series this Saturday, April 27
SPONSORED: The latest installment of KD Hall’s talk show, “Conversations with KD...
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Meet (and adopt) sweet and wiggly ‘Sif,’ RASKC’s Pet of the Week!
Meet sweet and wiggly ‘Sif,’ RASKC’s Pet of the Week! Two-year-old Sif is a 58-pound...
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SeaTac City Council accepts unexpected resignation of City Manager Tuesday night
By Alia Sinclair SeaTac Council Chambers were packed with residents supporting now-former City...
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SeaTac City Council will consider removal of City Manager Carl Cole at Tuesday’s meeting
The SeaTac City Council is scheduled to consider the removal of City Manager Carl Cole during its...
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Meet a cat named ‘Squirt,’ RASKC’s Pet of the Week
Meet RASKC’s Pet of the Week, Squirt! A 7-year-old female domestic shorthair cat, Squirt lived...
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Port of Seattle Commission notes need for more diversity in contractors
By Cyrus Storlie UW News Lab The Port of Seattle Commissioners heard a 5-year benchmark report...
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Resident suffers minor injuries in fire in SeaTac Thursday afternoon
Puget Sound Firefighters responded to a residential fire in the 18200 block of 36th Ave South (map...
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Enhance SeaTac’s appeal – apply for Lodging Tax Funding by May 1
The City of SeaTac is inviting high-quality applications for its Lodging Tax Funding, which opened...
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REVIEW: ‘It is astounding that there is not a single moment that falls flat’ in BAT Theatre’s ‘Red,’ which continues through May 5
Burien Actor’s Theatre presents Red, a Tony-Award winning play directed for BAT by Beau Prichard,...
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