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A Maryland man was arrested on Christmas Eve after causing disturbances at two Catholic churches by pouring whiskey into holy water and threatening parishioners. The 56-year-old man exhibited bizarre behavior, including throwing tangerines and dropping an onion, leading to multiple charges. He is currently in custody awaiting a court hearing.
The Humane Society of Tacoma and Pierce County is facing a record capacity crisis, currently caring for 264 dogs, the highest number in seven years. This situation has worsened due to the intake of 60 additional animals rescued from a trailer. The shelter is urgently seeking community help through adoption, fostering, and temporary care for lost pets.
The holiday season sees a 25% increase in waste generation in the U.S., according to the EPA. This article offers practical recycling tips to help reduce holiday waste and promote sustainable practices during this festive time.
Air travel at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is running smoothly as the holiday travel rush continues, with 146,000 travelers expected on Thursday. Passengers report positive experiences despite minor delays, as many are in the festive spirit returning home or heading to ski trips.
The Seattle Kraken faced their fourth consecutive loss, falling 6-2 to the Vegas Golden Knights on December 21, 2024. Mark Stone led the Knights with a goal and two assists, while Kraken players Vince Dunn and Jaden Schwartz scored in a disappointing game for Seattle, which continues to struggle when trailing after two periods.
A vigil was held in Seattle’s University District for Shawn Yim, a 59-year-old King County Metro bus driver who was fatally stabbed. Following the incident, police arrested 53-year-old Richard Sitzlack, identified as the suspect. Union leaders are calling for enhanced safety measures for bus operators in light of this tragedy.
The SeaTac City Council is holding a hybrid study session on December 10, 2024, allowing for both in-person and remote public participation. The meeting will be broadcast on SeaTV and live-streamed on the city’s website, with structured opportunities for public comments. Pre-registration is required for remote comments, emphasizing community engagement in local governance.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport was bustling on November 28, 2024, as thousands of Thanksgiving travelers took to the skies. Airport spokesperson Perry Cooper reported manageable security wait times of 5 to 10 minutes, thanks to effective TSA staffing. Travelers shared their experiences, including one with an adorable dog, adding holiday cheer to the busy atmosphere.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is preparing for a busy Thanksgiving travel season, expecting around 177,000 passengers on the busiest day. Airport officials recommend early arrivals and alternative transportation options to help ease congestion during this peak period.
GPS trackers helped the electronic duo Kasablanca recover $52,000 in stolen equipment after thieves targeted their vehicle in SeaTac, Washington. This incident highlights a troubling trend, as it marks the third theft of touring musicians' gear in the area within two months. Thanks to surveillance footage and prompt police action, the stolen items were successfully retrieved, allowing the duo to perform as planned.