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“Sorry I’m gonna be a little late, some Orcas passed in front of us and we had to slow down” is a real and true excuse I’ll be using today

PASSED: Proud to finally sign the national security supplemental I, and so many others, negotiated over months and worked hard to get passed. Aid to Ukraine, badly-needed humanitarian support, and more is headed to the President's desk. 🇺🇦🇺🇸

Sea Tac Baggage Claim

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And Sea Tac Elevator. Arrive Early!!

#OnThisDay in 1906, Seattle's King Street Station opened. historylink.org/File/3643

The ⁦City of Walla Walla⁩ has finished converting a half-block of 1st Ave. S into a parklike plaza:

#OnThisDay in 1911, Oregon and Washington Station (now Union Station) opened in Seattle. historylink.org/File/935

Crockett: When it comes to SNAP benefits, rural America uses more SNAP benefits than urban America. The majority of my Republican colleagues serve rural districts. When I say I’m fighting for a bill that includes making sure that people in this country don’t go hungry.. I’m not

Sound Transit Board Rejects Dumb Light Rail Proposal from Amazon and Vulcan thestranger.com/news/2024/05/2…

#OnThisDay in 1919. Lady Willie Forbus was admitted to the Washington State Bar Association. She became one of the first women to practice law in Seattle. historylink.org/File/10968

Loving the new concrete-protected bike lanes on 4th. This is what we should be doing on every arterial in the city.

Joni Earl Great Hall at Union Station Reopens to the Public: soundtransit.org/get-to-know-us…

Fascinating Age is just a number.. 🎉❤️

Happy 4th of July. 12 years ago, I played my version of The Star-Spangled Banner with a Soulful-jazz vibe and gospel ending. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🎹🎹🎹🎹

My podcast passed the 100,000 downloads mark! Many thanks to everyone listening, and a huge thanks to co-hosts #KevinSchofield and David Kroman. Converge Media buzzsprout.com/798857/achieve…

Elon Musk, who has gotten rich from government subsidies and contracts, announced he was supporting Trump with a 45 million dollar a month contribution. He was joined by Silicon Valley billionaires who are libertarians and don’t want the government to build for the common good.

It's stronger than steel, lighter than concrete and captures carbon — mass timber is the future | opinion column by Josh Farley seattletimes.com/opinion/its-st… via The Seattle Times