Jun 18, 2025, 12:15 PM | Updated: 12:28 pm
Seattle Mayoral Candidate Thaddeus Whalen stopped by Seattle’s Morning News with Charlie Harger & Manda Factor on his vision for the city.
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As Seattle teachers weigh whether to strike, KIRO host Jake Skorheim said he can't stop thinking about the person leading the negotiations.
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