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The King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) is in need of an overhaul after an April 2026 audit found a $45 million deficit.

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Electric violin maestro Geoffrey Castle welcomes the Seattle Irish Dance Company and others for this year’s Christmas in Washington Concert Series. Courtesy Christmas in Washington

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From expert staging to heartfelt service, Alicia Messa turns every real estate journey into a seamless, personal and rewarding experience.

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September is an ideal time to think about something that lasts far longer than the latest fashion craze: your child’s financial future. Photo courtesy of Kevin Hauglie Agency.

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100 small business owners in King County will receive Comcast RISE grant packages to help them grow, innovate and strengthen their local community. Courtesy Comcast

Comcast supports small business growth in North Bend

Kevin’s parents, Herb and Helen Hauglie – pictured here with all of their grandchildren – purchased juvenile life insurance for each one of them. Courtesy Kevin Hauglie Insurance.

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The Gas Station Blues series is held outside the Historic Shell Station on Front Street in Downtown Issaquah. Photo courtesy of Downtown Issaquah Association.
The Gas Station Blues series is held outside the Historic Shell Station on Front Street in Downtown Issaquah. Photo courtesy of Downtown Issaquah Association.

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Down to Earth Flowers, a Snoqulamie institution, celebrated its new ownership June 11 with a SnoValley Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony.

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Also, some tips for keeping pesky voles and crows away from your seeds.

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The most-well off are benefiting from the middle- and lower-class.

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Funds from these plates, which depict a waterfall and a mountain range, help go towards park programming.

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