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Seattle Animal Shelter Launches “Picture Pawfect” Photo Contest to Identify Seattle’s Cutest Pet and Support Local Animals in Need
Seattle City - Washington State
The Seattle Animal Shelter (SAS) is calling on Seattleites to help answer one of the city’s most pressing and delightful questions: Who is Seattle’s cutest pet? Every pet owner believes their animal is the cutest, and now SAS is giving the...
My Local Press Uses Peer 'Vouching' System to Verify Journalists and Protect Quality on Its Local News Platform
EIN Presswire
My Local Press requires new publishers to be vouched for by existing members, helping screen out bots, spam, and bad-faith actors.
Andy Hill CARE Fund Appoints Molly O’Connor as New Executive Director
EIN Presswire
New Executive Director will build on more than $81 million invested in cancer research SEATTLE, WA, UNITED STATES, October 6, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Andy Hill Cancer Research Endowment (CARE) Fund Board of Directors is pleased to...
It’s Time to Show Up, Seattle! Volunteer Registration Open for 2026 Citywide Day of Service
Seattle City - Washington State
Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, Seattle Public Utilities, Seattle Parks & Recreation, Community School – West Seattle, and community partners held a press event on Sept. 2 to launch volunteer recruitment for Show Up, Seattle!, Day of Service,...
NEWS RELEASE: The State Veterans Cemetery in Medical Lake will hold a Forgotten Heroes interment on September 10
Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs
Spokane County – The State Veterans Cemetery, Medical Lake will hold a Forgotten Heroes interment on September 10 at 1:00pm. WDVA works closely with Veterans service groups, funeral industry partners, public administrators and other concerned...
Seattle City (spot)Light: Brian Moehrle, Structural Ironworker
Seattle City - Washington State
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State ferries to recap busiest summer so far this decade at virtual community meetings
Washington State Department of Transportation
SEATTLE – As its busiest summer since 2019 comes to a close, Washington State Ferries is inviting the public to two virtual community meetings on Thursday, Sept. 10. Agency leaders will recap peak-season travel, share what’s ahead and take live...
State ferries to recap busiest summer so far this decade at virtual community meetings
Washington State Department of Transportation
SEATTLE – As its busiest summer since 2019 comes to a close, Washington State Ferries is inviting the public to two virtual community meetings on Thursday, Sept. 10. Agency leaders will recap peak-season travel, share what’s ahead and take live...
City of Seattle Awards $7.4 Million to Support Community-Led Anti-Displacement Building Projects
Seattle City - Washington State
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sept 2, 2026 Contact: Sarah Graves Phone: 206-643-2106 Email: sarah.graves@seattle.gov SEATTLE, WA — Today, Mayor Katie B. Wilson announces $7.4 million in new community-led anti-displacement building project awards through...
Washington State Football Resurfaces GESA Field with AstroTurf®, Expanding Campus-Wide Adoption Ahead of 2026 Season
GlobeNewswire, Inc.
PULLMAN, Wash., July 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Washington State Cougars football program has resurfaced its home field at GESA Field with AstroTurf®, marking a major step in the program’s facility evolution and extending AstroTurf’s...
State Cash Assistance Available for Those Impacted by Fires
Washington State Military Department
Posted on Aug 14, 2026 By Washington Military Administrator CAMP MURRAY, WA – Individuals whose homes were significantly damaged or destroyed by recent fires in central and eastern Washington can now apply for state assistance to help with...
Kansas Joins $2.5 Million Settlement with Crypto Kiosk Operator
State Bank Commissioner of Kansas
Topeka, KS – The Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner (“OSBC”) and 33 other state financial regulatory agencies have reached a $2.5 million settlement with Coinme Inc. (“Coinme”) (NMLS ID 1185542), a Seattle-based cryptocurrency money...
Clark County receives clean audits and national recognition for financial reporting
Clark County - Washington State
Body The Washington State Auditor’s Office recently issued its annual audit reports on Clark County activities.
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs responds to Homeland Security’s “voter fraud investigation surge”
Washington Secretary of State
OLYMPIA — After learning that the Department of Homeland Security plans to launch voter fraud investigations in Washington and eight other states through a CNN article, Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs issued the following statement: “I...
CELEBRATED JAZZ VOCALIST EUGENIE JONES RECEIVES JOHN GILBREATH SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARD
EIN Presswire
The award recognizes the vocalist, songwriter, and Jackson Street Jazz Festival director for her profound impact on the Pacific Northwest jazz landscape.
Join the Office of the Secretary of State at PAX West this weekend!
Washington Secretary of State
OLYMPIA – The Office of the Secretary of State will be at the PAX West convention, Friday, Sept. 4 – Monday, Sept. 7, at the Seattle Convention Center.
Seattle Parks and Recreation Seeks Consultants for Community-Driven Central District Black Legacy Parks Plan
Seattle City - Washington State
Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is seeking qualified consultants to help lead the Central District Black Legacy Plan, a community-driven planning effort focused on celebrating and preserving the history and legacy of Black activists,...
Statement from Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon on today’s ferry cancellations due to staff shortages
Washington State House Democrats
OLYMPIA – Majority Leader Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon (D-West Seattle) released the following statement regarding today’s ferry service disruption: “Ferries are a vital, integral part of our transportation system in Washington state.
Washington State leads lawsuit to prevent Department of Education’s cuts to school mental health grants
Washington State Office of Attorney General
Attorney General Nick Brown led a lawsuit today with 14 other attorneys general to prevent the U.S. Department of Education from unlawfully terminating congressionally approved school-based mental health grants.
Washington authors speak out against censorship in honor of Banned Books Week
Washington Secretary of State
OLYMPIA — In honor of Banned Books Week (Oct. 4-10, 2026), Washington authors speak out against censorship and share what reading freely means to them.
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