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Boeing engineers, tech workers approve contract, avoid strike (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — Boeing has avoided an engineering strike after more than 17,000 engineers and technical workers on Thursday approved a four-year contract offer promising wage increases and other perks. The Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace wrapped up its electronic voting at noon. PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Boeing releases final contract offer to union engineers, technical workers The bargaining team had recommended members accept the offer as it guarantees a 34% pay boost over four
Tacoma crew rescues Pacific Crest Trail hiker suffering from hypothermia (opens the original)
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TACOMA, Wash. — A volunteer rescue crew from Tacoma saved a hypothermic man Saturday night during a winter-like storm in Lewis County at about 7,000 feet in elevation. Five volunteers from Tacoma Mountain Rescue traveled on foot to save a man in his 20s who got caught in the storm. The unit told KOMO News that by the time it found him, his tent had blown away and he was unable to walk. “When inclement weather hits, obviously hypothermia is the big concern,” TMR Treasurer and incoming president M
Seattleites talk priorities for next police chief, regaining public trust (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — People across Seattle are weighing in on the qualities and characteristics they’d like to see in the city’s next police chief. The nationwide search comes months after the deadly Bite of Seattle shooting at Seattle Center, which led to now-former Seattle Police Department Chief Shon Barnes’ resignation. Participants at the second of three public listening sessions said they want a top cop with experience and someone who prioritizes community involvement and tackling gun violence, among
Unpermitted dam leaves Sultan property owner with $20,000 in fines for safety violations (opens the original)
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SULTAN, Wash. — A Snohomish County property owner was fined $20,000 for having a dam that is considered a safety hazard. The Department of Ecology worries it won’t hold up through the rainy season and could flood a nearby neighborhood. "We’re still trying to work with the owner to make sure there’s some sort of plan in place," Department of Ecology Dam Safety Section Manager Samantha Long explained. Neighbor Bruce Grovdahl claims there’s been little work to fix the dam off 132nd Street and Sulta
Olympia School District considers closures, consolidations amid budget crisis (opens the original)
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OLYMPIA, Wash. — The Olympia School District is the latest to consider shuttering campuses amid a budget crisis and dropping enrollment. The superintendent's proposal would close and consolidate Madison, McKenny, and LP Brown elementary schools, starting in the 2027-2028 school year, to help save $3.1 million dollars annually, the district confirmed. No decisions have been finalized, but many parents have made it known they are fired up about the possibility of losing their neighborhood schools,
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