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Summit aims to help parents deal with schools
The Seattle Alliance of Black School Educators is holding an event Saturday (Aug. 20) to empower parents.
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Changes come to 'the Jungle' near I-5 in Seattle
For the genuinely homeless, disruption isn't easy. But the Seattle mayor's office hopes a new pedestrian and bike trail could create a positive place in an often-rough woods.
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Cutting class: Community colleges see effects of state budget cuts
Cuts to Seattle-area community colleges in the face of a contracted state budget may deal a major blow to the state's still-suffering economy.
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In a national economy that is barely growing, Seattle may help the U.S. avoid another round of recession. Even here, though, the areas of opportunity are pretty limited.
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