Seattle's International Special Review District Elects New Board Members to Preserve Heritage
The International Special Review District Board in Seattle announced election results, with Jade Yen and Samantha Wong winning positions, as the community votes to preserve its cultural heritage.
ADS Senior Supervisor Yvonne Seyler Advocates for Community Independence and Diversity in Seattle Social Services
Yvonne Seyler, Senior Supervisor at ADS in Seattle HSD, has reshaped her role to focus on community independence, utilizing her public service experience and diverse team to help King County residents.
Community Collaboration Invited for Southwest Teen Life Center Play Area Renovation in Seattle
Seattle Parks and Recreation is revamping the Southwest Teen Life Center's play area with community input, emphasizing inclusivity and appealing to all abilities, especially teens. A public meeting and survey will gather suggestions for the design.
Enhanced Fire Safety Urged During Holidays Amid Over $57 Million Loss in Washington State Fires Last Year
The article emphasizes the importance of fire safety during the holiday season, highlighting the risks posed by Christmas trees, electrical issues, and open flames, according to the US Fire Administration and the State Fire Marshal’s Office.
Redmond Police Gain FAA Approval for Groundbreaking Drone Use Without Visual Observers
Redmond Police Department in Washington State received FAA approval to fly drones beyond the pilot's line of sight, no longer requiring a ground observer. This milestone follows rigorous testing and coordination with the FAA and tech providers.
2025 White Sturgeon Seasons Announced for Columbia River, Anglers Gear Up for Sustainable Fishing Opportunities in Oregon and Washington
The 2025 white sturgeon fishing season in sections of the Columbia River begins January 1st with structured dates and harvest quotas to ensure sustainability.












