Jan 4, 2024, 11:49 AM | Updated: 12:28 pm
Gee Scott joins Seattle’s Morning News to discuss the new members on the city council, as well as the new council president. What does this major turnover mean for the city of Seattle? What will the new members bring to the table?
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