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A 13-year-old boy was stabbed while walking to school in Everett, prompting police to seek a person of interest. The attack occurred near North Middle School, leading to a temporary lockout of the campus as authorities investigated. The victim is reported to be in stable condition following the incident.
A former Army doctor, Maj. Michael Stockin, has been sentenced to over 13 years in prison for sexually assaulting numerous male soldiers while providing medical care at Joint Base Lewis McChord. The case highlights significant issues of trust and accountability within military medical practices, as victims shared their traumatic experiences during the court proceedings.
Seattle groups are responding to a recently announced ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, marking 467 days of hostages being held in Gaza. The reaction is mixed, with some expressing cautious optimism for the release of hostages while others call for urgent humanitarian aid to Gaza. The article highlights the local impact of international events and the ongoing tensions in the Pacific Northwest.
A crane accident at the Everett Mall resulted in injuries to two construction workers on January 16, 2025. One worker was treated on-site, while the other was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The Everett Fire Department is overseeing the removal of the crane and assessing the damage.
A motorcyclist tragically lost his life in a rear-end collision with a pickup truck in Port Orchard on January 16, 2025. The incident occurred on Bethel-Burley Road Southeast when the motorcycle struck a pickup that was backing out of a driveway. The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating the crash, but the victim's identity has not been disclosed pending family notification.
Kemi Dessert Bar, a new dessert kitchen and walk-up counter by Kelly Miao, is set to open soon on 12th Ave in Capitol Hill, Seattle. With a menu featuring unique pastries inspired by Miao's experiences in New York City's vibrant bakery scene, the dessert bar aims to carve out its identity within the local culinary community.
Capitol Hill’s light rail service will experience another weekend shutdown as preparations continue for the late 2025 opening of the 2 Line. Sound Transit will temporarily suspend Link light rail operations between Capitol Hill and SoDo to conduct essential testing, while shuttle buses will be provided for affected passengers.
Nook & Cranny Books, a beloved bookstore in Capitol Hill, Seattle, has lost its lease and is actively seeking community support to fund its relocation. Owner Maren Comendant emphasizes the need for financial assistance to cover moving costs, including deposits and inventory rebuilding. The bookstore is also pursuing small business loans for long-term sustainability.
A significant MLK Day rally and march titled "We Rise Against Project 2025" is set to take place in Seattle, coinciding with Inauguration Day in Washington D.C. Organized by the MLK Jr Organizing Coalition, the event will focus on addressing the risks posed by conservative initiatives that threaten social programs and civil rights. This rally is part of a weekend filled with various protests and marches in the city, highlighting pressing social issues.
Kemi Dessert Bar is set to open on 12th Avenue, promising to carve out its unique identity within Capitol Hill's vibrant cookie, cake, and pastry scene. This new establishment aims to offer innovative desserts, starting with their signature black sesame hazelnut thumbprints. The addition of Kemi Dessert Bar reflects the growing culinary landscape of Capitol Hill.