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David Kroman

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Jul 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · David Kroman

    Seattle’s infrastructure needs billions in repairs. The library is just the start (opens the original)

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    The city estimates it needs about $6 billion for maintenance and new construction. Seattle City Light needs more. But one of the most dramatic examples is a landmark.

  2. Article · Jul 26, 2026 · David Kroman

    Katie Wilson tries to find balance in move from organizer to mayor (opens the original)

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    Wilson said she’s trying to make the right decisions for the city, but admits the balancing of her time, priorities and projections is still a work in progress.

  3. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · David Kroman

    Seattle council members revive plan for universal free school meals (opens the original)

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    A day after voting to delay making meals free for all Seattle students, council members proposed a different source to fund the program starting in September.

  4. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · David Kroman / The Seattle Times (TNS)

    Judge keeps Seattle nude beach open, orders crackdown on ‘lewd’ conduct - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)

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    Seattle must do more to prevent “lewd” behavior at Denny Blaine Park on Lake Washington, a judge wrote Wednesday. Behavior in and around the park, long known as a nude beach and safe harbor for the LGBTQ+ community, met the definition of a “public nuisance,” King County Superior Court judge Samuel Chung said, agreeing with neighbors who sued the city for allegedly failing to prevent inappropriate activity. Chung, however, declined to close the park, as the neighbors had asked, saying he did not

  5. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · David Kroman

    Wilson to turn off stadium-area cameras as World Cup events end (opens the original)

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    Mayor Katie Wilson is turning off the police surveillance cameras stationed in Seattle’s stadium district now that the highest-profile World Cup activities in the area have come to an end, she said Tuesday. Her decision is consistent with her previously stated policies around the cameras’ use, she said in a statement. Her office expects several reviews of their safety and efficacy in the coming months, and Wilson has promised to make a broader decision about their use. The cameras near the stadi

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