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Northwest Sports Update Mariners seek seventh-straight series win, Seahawks retain key O-lineman, new Pac-12 TV deal and more

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The Mariners aim for their seventh consecutive series win tonight against the struggling LA Angels, who have lost 10 of their last 13 games. With 12 wins in their last 16 games, the Mariners sit atop the AL West. Bryce Miller, looking to recover from a poor performance against the Red Sox, will start the game at T-Mobile Park. The Mariners face a setback as utility player Dylan Moore is placed on the 10-day injured list due to right hip inflammation. Samad Taylor, recently called up from Triple-A Tacoma, will take his place on the roster.

Moore boasts an impressive . 286 batting average with six home runs this season, recently earning American League Player of the Week honors. His versatility, having played nearly every position this season, will be missed. The Mariners hope to maintain their momentum despite these challenges.

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PHOTOS CASCADIA International Womens Film Festival 2025

The CASCADIA International Women’s Film Festival in Bellingham, WA, showcased over two dozen films celebrating female filmmakers from April 24 to April 27, 2025. The festival highlighted diverse stories and featured a collection of event photos. For more details, readers can refer to last week’s We Are Whatcom.

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Motorcyclist boasts crimes on social media, arrested in Whatcom County

Washington State Patrol arrested a 19-year-old motorcyclist in Whatcom County after he led officers on a chase in March. The suspect boasted about his criminal activities on social media, including a hit-and-run incident, and was subsequently released on bail the following day.

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Community groups capture invasive green crabs in Blaine

Community groups in Blaine, WA, have begun trapping invasive European green crabs, catching approximately 30 since the season opened on March 31. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife warns that these crabs threaten local ecosystems and economies by preying on native species. A free training program for volunteers will take place on May 10 at Birch Bay State Park.