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Earlier today @MayorofSeattle, @seattledot, & community leaders announced a proposal to renew & expand the Seattle Transit Measure. The previous measure funded frequent bus service, streetcar ops, delay fixes, & free ORCA cards.

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🏆 Seattle Channel won 3 Emmys at the 63rd Northwest Emmy Awards! Videographer & Producer Chris Barnes took home TWO — plus freelancer Michael Crowe earned an Emmy for CityStream. 👏 Congrats to the whole team! ✨ #SeattleChannel #NorthwestEmmys

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🏳️‍🌈 For the 14th consecutive year, @CityofSeattle leaders and members of the community hoisted the LGBTQ+ Pride flag at City Hall, reaffirming Seattle's commitment to a safe and welcoming city for all. Watch: https://t.co/APMLu8ZiN7

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Watch a talk with Paul from 2018: https://t.co/Ikp6oEKCYM

And a feature on Paul from 2021: https://t.co/6iHsNaSyP5

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Seattle has lost one of its greatest storytellers. Historian Paul Dorpat spent decades helping us see the city not just as it is, but as it was...& how it came to be. Through his beloved “Now & Then” work, he reminded us every street corner has a story: https://t.co/6iHsNaSyP5

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Earlier this evening, @MayorofSeattle, @ExecZahilay, & other local leaders united to support an amendment to keep Sound Transit's Graham Street Station on track. The event highlighted community advocacy & the need for equitable transit in Rainier Valley: https://t.co/gNGYKoXl4H

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🎶@etuckermusic’s heartfelt performance of “Every Moment” reminds us to do just that—slow down and soak it all in. Hear him tonight at Ohana Restaurant in Belltown & 6/11 at @NectarLounge. Watch full @azwithnancyg performance: https://t.co/De4g91ZLpx

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Dave Baab’s paintings were filled with light, humanity, & love for the world around him. @azwithnancyg reflects on the Seattle artist who died last month, remembering not only his remarkable watercolor talent, but also the warmth & authenticity he brought to every interaction.

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“Almost anything is inspiring.” That philosophy helped Jeff Kleinsmith turn found objects into his signature artistic style that is behind iconic album covers & event posters. The @subpop creative director's work on display in Ballard. Full feature: https://t.co/PLcf8BSaPb

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Should King County Regional Homelessness Authority dissolve, restructure, or continue as is? @SeattleCouncil's Alexis Mercedes Rinck breaks down the options & what comes next—plus other items on council’s agenda—on Council Edition w/@callananseattle: https://t.co/iZnrwQelca

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Retiring Susan Han helped Seattle understand itself in real time. For nearly 20 years at Seattle Channel, she chronicled political, cultural & social change. With 520+ City Inside/Out episodes and 8 Emmys, her impact is unmatched. Thank you, Susan!

Read: https://t.co/AHStxigfvW

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A homelessness agency in crisis. A packed ballot. A fight over a controversial income tax. Get ready for a busy summer in local politics. City Inside/Out's @callananseattle hosts journalists Erica C. Barnett, @dospueblos, & @KromanDavid. Watch: https://t.co/HB1uP5TUFz

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NEED YOUR QUESTIONS: I'm hosting @SeattleCouncil's Alexis Mercedes Rinck for a "Council Edition" show this week on @SeattleChannel. Got a question about expanding Seattle's homeless shelter network, budget concerns, data centers, anything else? Please send by COB Thursday.

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“The silence is deadly.” Artist Erin Shigaki says Bellevue College waited 40+ days to address a racist voicemail tied to her “Never Again Is Now” mural. As it’s rededicated 5/14, she urges confronting history, not avoiding it. Conversation w/@enriquecerna: https://t.co/wDeJ17SXe4

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@MayorofSeattle Wilson on @SeattleChannel: cuts and progressive taxes are on the table to deal w/a structural @CityofSeattle budget deficit. But could an increase in taxes push jobs/economic growth away? More in the clip below, full show here: https://t.co/TSxC1HkP9L @WWConverge

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What happens to writers who almost became famous? Nancy Pearl talks w/ Brad Bigelow about Virginia Faulkner, a once-promising American author whose life took unexpected turns. Their talk explores literary why some remarkable voices fade from public memory: https://t.co/sjDNBK7Vua

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The future of light rail to West Seattle, Ballard & other communities is at stake as Sound Transit responds to nearly $35 B in cost overruns. Hear how @ExecZahilay, @MayorofSeattle, @CMDanStrauss, @TranspoChoices & others are approaching the path forward. https://t.co/a8Ro98Vgk4

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An audit found King County Regional Homelessness Authority “big time in the red,” with a $44.7 million deficit & $13 million in unaccounted funds. @callananseattle hosts @KCCouncil's @RDembowski & @WeAre_PDA's @lisadaugaard to weigh in on KCRHA's future: https://t.co/PC3J1xhSdF

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.@MayorofSeattle & Budget Director outlined state of @CityofSeattle’s budget, explaining the financial landscape, how the city arrived here, & the key decisions ahead. Moderated by @callananseattle, the discussion includes questions submitted by public: https://t.co/IZX2oKWNsS

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What if the greenest building is the one already standing? 🌲🏛️ CityStream and @SeaNeighborhood visited Seattle’s new Populus Hotel, where a 1907 warehouse has been transformed into a carbon-negative hotel. Learn more: https://t.co/kRo4VlcPuq