Tag: science
Skunk Works Robotics team seeking community support for upcoming build season
Looking for a way to give back to our community this holiday season? Skunk Works Robotics, a FIRST...
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PHOTOS: Did you see the Northern Lights Friday night? Here are some pics & how you can try again tonight
Photo courtesy Michael Snyder. Did you happen to catch the Northern Lights over our area on Friday...
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PHOTO: Saturday morning’s partial eclipse as seen from Des Moines
The partial “Ring of Fire” annular solar eclipse was seen in Des Moines on Saturday morning, Oct....
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Environmental Science Center’s ‘Heroes for Nature’ Gala will be Saturday, Mar. 4
The Environmental Science Center’s “Heroes for Nature Gala” will be held on...
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VIDEOS: Did you see the ‘monster meteorite’ in the sky Wednesday night?
What local Meteorologist Michael Snyder (@SeattleWXGuy) is calling a ‘monster...
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Volunteers needed for Community Salmon Investigation (CSI) for Highline
How many adult salmon return to Miller and Walker Creeks in Burien, Normandy Park, and SeaTac each...
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Local Mom, former Pharmacy Tech & Chamber Exec pleads with unvaccinated to talk to their doctors
Former pharmacy tech, local Mom and Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce CEO/Executive Director...
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State launches new COVID-19 exposure notification smartphone tool ‘WA Notify’
On Monday, Nov. 30, 2020, Gov. Jay Inslee, along with the Washington State Department of Health...
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Ticketed travelers can get tested for COVID-19 at Sea-Tac Airport starting Nov. 4
Travelers seeking a COVID-19 test prior to air travel have a new option beginning this Wednesday,...
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