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Gonzalez: 'I am honored to have the endorsement of former HUD Secretary Julian Castro' for mayor of Seattle

By David Beasley | May 12, 2021

Former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julian Castro has endorsed Seattle City Council President Lorena Gonzalez for mayor of Seattle.

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Pipe & Row: A Seattle clothing store that is 'welcoming and inspiring for women to explore their style'

By David Beasley | May 11, 2021

Seattle-based clothing store Pipe & Row was launched in 2014 with the goal of helping customers express themselves.

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Seattle City Council's Sawant: 'Imagine trying to focus on your schoolwork while losing your home'

By David Beasley | Apr 25, 2021

Seattle City Council member Kshama Sawant has introduced legislation that would bar landlords from evicting schoolchildren and their families during the school year.

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Seattle City Council introduces bill to protect tenants from 'no-fault, no-cause removal from their homes'

By David Beasley | Apr 23, 2021

Seattle City Council member Tammy Morales has introduced the first part of a package of legislation intended to protect tenants in the city.

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King County United Way offering virtual tax help for lower, moderate income residents

By David Beasley | Feb 21, 2021

As the COVID-19 pandemic maintains its grip, low- and moderate-income families can receive free help completing their tax returns virtually through the United Way of King County.

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Doxo again makes list of best places to work in Seattle

By David Beasley | Jan 19, 2021

A mobile bill-pay company, doxo, has made the 2021 list of best place to work in Seattle for the second year in a row.

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Mayor's veto of COVID-19 bill will 'flatline' Seattle recovery, sponsor says

By David Beasley | Aug 10, 2020

Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan’s veto of an $86 million COVID-19 relief bill will “flatline” the city’s economic recovery, City Council member Teresa Mosqueda, sponsor of the legislation, said.