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Measles Cases in Washington Reach 10 This Year

Measles · King County

Measles Cases in Washington Reach 10 This Year

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Measles cases in Washington have reached 10 so far this year. Most recently, two measles cases were recorded in King County last week, according to a news release from Public Health-Seattle and King County. A child and an adult of the same household were confirmed to have the virus. Officials believe the two were exposed while hosting an international visitor who reported being ill. The child had previously received one dose of the MMR vaccine, …See the Story

Seattle residents to vote on billion-dollar education levy

Seattle · Seattle

Seattle residents to vote on billion-dollar education levy

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Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signed a six-year, $1.3 billion education levy Tuesday, putting it on voters’ 2025 November ballot. “This levy is a powerful investment in Seattle’s future,” Harrell said in a statement. Breaking down Seattle’s education levy RELATED STORIESDOJ challenges WA clergy reporting law, citing First Amendment violationLawsuit claims Washington farm replaced local employees with foreign workersAccused of harassing fiancée, Ki…See the Story

The Best Lavender Fields and Farms in Ontario to Visit During Peak Bloom

The Best Lavender Fields and Farms in Ontario to Visit During Peak Bloom

Lavender season is finally upon us in Ontario, and specialty farms throughout the province offer bespoke experiences for day-trippers seeking a magical countryside escape. Known for its exquisite fragrance, unique flavor and medicinal properties, it has been a coveted garden staple for over a millennium. Today, we love the soft purple and blue blooms not only for their delicate fragrance but also for their charming aesthetic appeal. To enjoy th…See the Story

Slug Fest at Northwest Trek

Slug Fest returns to Northwest Trek Wildlife Park in its 42nd year on June 28 and 29. Events will include the always popular human slug races, in which participants inch their way, much like their animal counterparts, along a soapy and slimy water track on their bellies. Be the most slug-cessful contestant and you can proudly claim that you “snailed it!” Waterproof slug costumes will be provided. Register 15 minutes before each race, inside the …Eatonville · Eatonville Read Article

WA tries to strengthen safety net for children of deported parents

Detained immigrant parents worried who will pick their children up from school. Mothers who’ve been deported with infants while their older kids are left behind in the U.S. These are among the situations the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network is hearing about these days, according to Executive Director Catalina Velasquez. The immigrant rights group’s hotline is receiving a steady stream of calls. “Nobody wants to have to think about making …Seattle · Seattle Read Article

Heybrook Lookout: Can you make it to the top?

If you are short on time and looking for a hike close to Seattle, Heybrook Lookout may be the one for you! It’s a short and sweet hike, but don’t let the mileage fool you; it’s a workout. Heybrook Lookout trail will get your heart rate up, and you will be rewarded with sweeping views of the Cascades. That’s not all, though; a fun surprise awaits at the top of the ridge: a lookout tower! I love doing this hike with my kids (ages 6 and 8) because …Gold Bar · Gold Bar Read Article

[Opinion] Judicial program helps WA schools teach the court system

The play “Twelve Angry Men” comes to mind when teacher Timothy Chang describes how one of his 11th grade students worked doggedly to sway his classmates’ opinions during a classroom exercise featuring a mock court. Students in Chang’s International Baccalaureate history class at Thomas Jefferson High School in Auburn played the part of Supreme Court Justices — or “The Supremes,” as Chang called them. After two days of learning about real Supreme…Opinion · Seattle Read Article

The Roundup: Issues that impact Washington families

Being a parent is nonstop hard work, which makes following all the news happening in the city, state, and U.S. decision-making circles challenging. Here are highlights of Washington state political news for families from last week (June 16-22) and a hint at what’s up this week. I hope you will consider taking action – reaching out to those who represent you and your family in Congress and state offices — on the issues that impact families in our…Washington · Washington Read Article

3 steps to stay safe from wildfire smoke this summer

Breathing wildfire smoke can harm everyone’s lungs, heart, and overall health. And this year we’re already seeing hotter weather (including the hottest June 8 in the Seattle area since 1948) and statewide drought conditions—meaning a higher chance of more smoky days. Three steps can help you and your loved ones stay safe when wildfire smoke is in the air. 1. Check the Air Quality Index, or AQI, to see how smoky it is outside. Check current condi…Wildfires · Seattle Read Article

Where to find lifeguarded beaches in Seattle & the Eastside

Seattle summers are made for splashing, and families don’t have to look far to find lifeguarded beaches and safe swim spots for kids. Seattle Parks and Recreation offers several freshwater beaches with lifeguards, and even free swim lessons for kids ages 6–16. Lifeguarded Beach Schedule (Seattle) Lifeguards are on duty weekdays from 12–7 p.m. and weekends from 11 a.m.–7 p.m. May 24 to August 24 Madrona Beach May 24 to September 1 West Green La…Seattle · Seattle Read Article

Raising gardeners (even if they won't eat the veggies)

I’ve got a picture that hangs on the wall in my office, of me around 3 years old, standing in my dad’s garden, staring intently out at something off frame. It must be late June, given what’s growing around me. A strawberry patch in the foreground. Behind me, peas climb a trellis made of sticks. And in the background, young basil plants stand at attention. Whether it was his plan or not, my dad instilled in me a passion for gardening that thrives…Seattle · Seattle Read Article

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