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DubSea Fish Sticks vs Diamond Sports

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On June 29, 2025, the DubSea Fish Sticks will take on Diamond Sports at 1321 SW 102nd St in White Center, Washington. The baseball game is scheduled to start at 1 PM and conclude at 10 PM local time. Fans can look forward to a variety of food options, particularly fish fingers, at the concession stand, enhancing the game-day experience. Key players Mel Olson and Steve Cox will be featured in this exciting matchup. Local baseball remains an important aspect of community life in the Seattle Metropolitan Area.

The event is anticipated to attract a large audience, further supporting local businesses. The presence of such events underscores the importance of sports in promoting community engagement. With a vibrant sports culture, the region continues to thrive through its local teams and events.

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Maritime High School honors its first graduates with 100 percent graduation rate

Maritime High School in Des Moines, WA, celebrated its first graduation on June 18, 2025, achieving a 100% graduation rate with 31 students. Graduates are pursuing diverse paths, including higher education and immediate careers in the maritime industry. This milestone reflects significant investment in workforce development and educational innovation.

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Seattles 48 Hour Film Project marks 20 years of local filmmaking, launches new nonprofit

Seattle's 48 Hour Film Project celebrates its 20th anniversary this July, making it the longest-running event of its kind with the same producer, Kirk Nordenstrom. The event invites local filmmakers to create short films over a weekend, culminating in public screenings from July 21-23. A new nonprofit, CREATE48 Media Network, will also launch to support Seattle's independent film community year-round.