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Ferguson Declares Emergency As Olympic Pipeline Shutdown Threatens Sea-Tac Airport Fuel Supply

Gov. Bob Ferguson issued an emergency proclamation Wednesday, Nov. 19, after a shutdown of the Olympic Pipeline disrupted jet-fuel deliveries to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The move comes as state officials and BP investigate a fuel leak near Everett that forced the 400-mile pipeline system offline for the second time in a week. Ferguson said the…

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Katie Wilson and Bruce Harrell

Katie Wilson Expands Narrow Lead Over Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell As Recount Threshold Nears

Progressive challenger Katie Wilson widened her lead over incumbent Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell on Tuesday, Nov. 11. The latest vote count from King County Elections shows Wilson holding 50.08% of the vote to Harrell’s 49.59%, a margin of 1,346 votes — 137,217 to 135,871. With just a few thousand ballots left to count, the race…

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Seattle Police Fatally Shoot Armed Man in SODO After Non-Lethal Force Fails

An armed man was shot and killed by Seattle police Thursday evening, Oct. 30, in the city’s SODO neighborhood after officers said non-lethal attempts to subdue him were unsuccessful. The incident happened around 7:45 p.m. near 4th Avenue South and South Holgate Street, according to Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes. Officers initially confronted the man,…

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Marin restaurant

Marin Makes a Splash in Downtown Seattle with Global Coastal Cuisine

Downtown Seattle just got a fresh wave of flavor. Marin, a new restaurant at 1101 Fourth Avenue inside the reimagined Kimpton Hotel Monaco, opened in mid-June and is already drawing praise for blending Pacific Northwest bounty with global coastal traditions. A Fresh Take Where Land Meets Sea Rooted in Seattle’s maritime heritage, Marin brings together…

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Container Ship Captain Caught Boating Under The Influence In Seattle, Coast Guard Says

A container ship captain was arrested in Seattle after Coast Guard investigators determined he was operating the vessel while intoxicated, officials said. The incident happened Wednesday, Aug. 20, when the captain of the MSC Jubilee IX was taken into custody at Terminal 5. The Coast Guard Investigative Service (CGIS) said the captain’s blood alcohol content…

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Michael Darigol

Community Rallies For Beloved Seattle Dancer After Brutal Pioneer Square Attack

Support is pouring in for a well-known member of Seattle’s swing dance community who was left seriously injured after a violent robbery in Pioneer Square. Michael Darigol, 42, known affectionately as “Dargoff” in the swing dance world, was assaulted and robbed late Wednesday, Aug. 6, in what Seattle police described as one of the most…

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Harold Powell

Family of Veteran Shot at Seattle’s Pier 55 Says He Was Targeted in Hate Crime

A family is calling for justice after a wheelchair-bound US Navy veteran was shot in the chest at Seattle’s Pier 55, saying the attack was a hate crime. Family’s Appeal Relatives of 65-year-old Harold James Powell have launched a GoFundMe campaign to help cover his medical bills, rehabilitation costs, and long-term care. In their statement,…

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