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Coffee shop employs shirtless male baristas in Seattle
After a bikini barista shop in Washington State closed after failing to attract enough customers, a new coffee shop employing shirtless men has taken its place.
Read the full story on ABC30 Action News.
Seattle looking to crackdown on 'problem' RVs
A Seattle City Councilmember introduced legislation that would require people who own the RV's to also live in them.
Read the full story on KING5.
Seattle micromobility a macro solution to region’s traffic congestion, report says
Nearly half of the region’s automobile trips are under 3 miles and more than 1 in 5 is under 1 mile. Bike or scooter instead?
Read the full story on Curbed Seattle.
Can art help fight climate change? These 4 Seattle-area artists think so.
Not surprisingly, given Seattle’s longstanding reputation for environmental awareness, local artists have increasingly deployed a variety of media to engage people in the urgent topic of climate change.
Read the full story on The Seattle Times.
107 DNA swabs mistakenly destroyed at Seattle Police Department evidence warehouse
More than 100 DNA swabs from people with misdemeanor convictions were inadvertently destroyed by Seattle Police Department evidence warehouse staff members, the department said Wednesday evening after officials discovered the mistake earlier this week.
Read the full story on The Seattle Times.
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