Aug 9, 2024, 6:15 PM | Updated: 6:28 pm
Kayla Mazurkiewicz and Katy Daly, members of the Emerald City Mudhens rugby team, share with SMN why they love the rugby community so much. They also respond to Team United States Women’s Rugby Seven’s winning the bronze medals.
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📷 Arturo Holmes
My brain immediately forgot the small trifles and insignificant slights. They don’t actually matter, do they?
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What is the Seattle Freeze? In short, it is the belief that it is difficult to make new friends in Seattle, especially if a person is a transplant from another state. Gee and Ursula tackle the debate and share their thoughts. Listen to the Gee and Ursula Show every weekday at 9am on KIRO Newsradio […]
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Every generation has their own language, their own slang words and Gen Alpha is no exception. Sure, we might not know what “skibidi” means, but “negative aura” seems pretty self-explanatory. “Fanum tax” could be something from Star Wars, maybe, but it is definitely “sus.” See what we did there? Jake puts John to the test […]
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I've learned important lessons from well-known national leaders, and even more from individuals who wouldn't be considered conventional leaders.
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Over 8,000 graffiti tags were found to be scrawled across the Seattle roadways during a recent count KIRO Newsradio completed.
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MADD Washington provides support to families and works to stop increasing traffic fatalities. In September, they're hosting a 5K.
Anacortes is perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. With charming shops, delightful dining and a plethora of entertaining activities.
Make-A-Wish Alaska and Washington is on track for a record number of wishes, however, to do that it will need help from volunteers.
Sounds of scratching, gnawing or rustling in your home at night could be signs it could be time to call pest control.
A local nonprofit is working to protect those driving on I-90 but they can't do it without help from the community.
The transition to a senior living community can be a positive step toward ensuring their safety, health and happiness.
