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With the Trump administration threatening to pull federal funding from Seattle, local business owners are expressing anxiety about the long term consequences.
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Owner of property 'murder hornets' were found on describes 'exciting' hunt for nest
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Should Facebook and Twitter be deciding what's truthful?
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It was 90 years ago this Sunday when a giant waterfront landmark – and nighttime beacon – was first switched on in downtown Seattle. -
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