King County approves $100,000 for homeless bus tickets
The program enables a homeless person to get a pre-paid ticket anywhere in the U.S., under the condition that they have family there who can provide a home for them.
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WSDOT giving out free pieces of demolished Alaskan Way Viaduct
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YMCA Kirkland Teen Union Building staff feel that Kirkland police used excessive force while arresting a 14-year-old on YMCA property.
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