Here's what you need to know about what's happening in Seattle.
Street to be named after Sonics legend Lenny Wilkens at new Seattle arena
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced "Lenny Wilkens Way" will be coming soon outside the new arena at Seattle Center.
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Criminal activity linked to car-sharing in Seattle
Crimes like package theft, hit-and-runs and arson have been linked to car-sharing services in western Washington.
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Passenger-only ferries resume service in Seattle on Monday
Fast ferries will resume departing from Seattle on Monday after a one-week suspension of service.
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Seattle festival celebrates Arab culture
The first festival was held 20 years ago, in 1999, and it's now held every two years.
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30 years after the Paddle to Seattle, Tribal Canoe Journeys represent healing and revival
Over the past 30 years, Tribal Canoe Journey has grown from its origins as an experiment to revive indigenous maritime traditions, to become part of a renaissance among indigenous peoples worldwide who are reclaiming their cultures after centuries of forced removal, forced assimilation and genocide.
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