HeyJaredJaelynn Grisso
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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- Jul 24, 2026
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Stewarding local stories in the Pacific Northwest (opens the original)
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VHS and other magnetic media empowered people to record everything - from public spectacles to home life. But the tape and media are degrading, and archivists are sounding the alarm that history will be lost if they aren’t saved. MIPoPS, or Moving Image Preservation of Puget Sound, works with a range of organizations in the region to preserve their magnetic media, such as VHS or audio cassettes. Magnetic media degrades more quickly than other media types like film. For example, a standard VHS ta
Stewarding local stories in the Pacific Northwest (opens the original)
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VHS and other magnetic media empowered people to record everything - from public spectacles to home life. But the tape and media are degrading, and archivists are sounding the alarm that history will be lost if they aren’t saved. MIPoPS, or Moving Image Preservation of Puget Sound, works with a range of organizations in the region to preserve their magnetic media, such as VHS or audio cassettes. Magnetic media degrades more quickly than other media types like film. For example, a standard VHS ta
What happens when something goes wrong in a rideshare in Washington? (opens the original)
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In early 2023, rideshare driver Mahamadou Kabba turned on his apps and waited for a ride in south Seattle. Instead, he was caught in the crossfire of two others and shot. His wife, Khadija Mohamed, was out of the country when she received the call. She traveled for 24 hours to get back, and when she got to his side in the hospital, he was already unresponsive. “When I came, I found him and couldn't talk with him, he was badly [injured in the] ICU. I stayed with him for four days and then I lost
What happens when there’s an assault in Tacoma’s ICE detention center? (opens the original)
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Dirty drinking water. Poor hygiene. Lack of medical access. Physical assaults. These are only a few of the reported issues at the privately run immigration detention center in Tacoma. Access to information has historically been limited because the center is run by a private company with a federal contract, making state or local oversight a legal question that’s still being hashed out in the courts. But human rights and community advocacy groups have worked to document what they can. The reported
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