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Demonstrations Against ICE Raids Spread Across US

Alex Padilla · United States

Demonstrations Against ICE Raids Spread Across US

62% Center coverage: 194 sources

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Protests over federal immigration enforcement raids are flaring up around the country, as officials in cities from coast to coast get ready for major demonstrations against President Donald Trump over the weekend. While many demonstrations against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency have been peaceful, with marchers chanting slogans and carrying signs, others have led to clashes with police who have sometimes used…See the Story

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Star Mia Sara Makes First Red Carpet Appearance in 15 Years

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Star Mia Sara Makes First Red Carpet Appearance in 15 Years

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Ferris Bueller’s Day Off star Mia Sara ended her 15-year hiatus from Hollywood while attending the premiere for her latest film Life of Chuck in Los Angeles.See the Story

Alaska to Launch Nonstop Flights From Seattle to Rome in 2026

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Alaska to Launch Nonstop Flights From Seattle to Rome in 2026

74% Center coverage: 15 sources

Alaska Airlines is planning to start its first flights to Europe from Seattle, which will add Rome as a destination.See the Story

Pagliacci Pizza eyes drone delivery as it expands in Redmond

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Though the Redmond location marks Pagliacci’s first foray into the city, the business has several locations on the Eastside.Food & Drink · Redmond See the Story

Must List: Six Fun Things to Do in Seattle

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Scott Stulen: Leading Seattle Art Museum into the Future

Scott Stulen is bringing fresh energy to the Seattle Art Museum. In this episode, he shares his vision for making SAM more accessible and community-focused, his journey to the Pacific Northwest, and how pop culture — even Ferris Bueller’s Day Off — shapes his approach to art. Tune in to hear what’s ahead for the…Seattle · Seattle Read Article

Daring Women: AAA's Piston

Heather Snavely isn’t one to sit around waiting for something to happen. She helped lead a comprehensive rebranding effort at Seattle’s PCC Community Markets. She crafted global brand strategies at Seattle’s Brooks Running. She led Microsoft’s consumer communications during a key time for the Xbox. She’s now leading AAA Washington into a new era. Since taking over as the first woman CEO of the 121-year-old organization almost four years ago, Sna…Seattle · Seattle Read Article

Heart of Glass: A Weekend in Tacoma

Tacoma is our happy place. We have a few scattered across the state, but Tacoma is the closest, the easiest, and the most familiar. When we’re craving inspiration or a meal that knocks us sideways, when our wardrobe needs a jolt or we want to be stopped in our tracks by street art, we head south. Sometimes we just want to kick back with a naughty rum cocktail and multiple (compostable) straws. It doesn’t hurt that we’ve got a friend there who sh…Tacoma · Tacoma Read Article

Province Celebrates World Oceans Day

Tomorrow is World Oceans Day and local residents can take part in a number of events planned throughout the province. This year’s theme is Waves of Change: Sustaining our Ocean and Climate. Residents are invited to take part in a free, all-ages celebration today at the Marine Institute on Ridge Road from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Dawn Mercer, Chair of the NL World Oceans Day Committee says there will be lots to see and do at the event, including a…See the Story

Trailblazing Women: Rachel Barnecut

For nine years, I worked in technology at a company whose culture resembled a boys’ club. I was a cog in a big machine, where my ideas never made an impact on decisions that affected me and the outcomes I was working on. I learned the concept of “servant leadership,” which emphasizes empowering team members. However, in application, it primarily benefited senior employees, leaving behind the hardworking teams, myself included. I wasn’t thriving…Coronavirus · Seattle Read Article

It’s Pandamonium as Panda Fest Hits Seattle

The FX television show The Bear on HULU, a dramedy revolving around life as a restaurateur, will release its fourth season at the end of June. In the meantime, a different bear will make a splash in Seattle this weekend. Panda Fest, one of the largest Asian food festivals in the country, is coming to Seattle for the first time from June 6-8 at Seattle Center Fisher Pavilion. The weekend-long festivities will feature more than 70 food vendors and…Hulu · Seattle Read Article

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