First museum of Latinx history in Washington, opening in Seattle, tells overlooked story
When Rogelio Riojas looks at 1950s farmworker cabins, transplanted from Eastern Washington to a new museum of Latinx history in Washington, things quickly get personal. Two small shingled cabins — outfitted with furniture, dishes and other objects from the time — are not just history for Riojas, president and CEO of Sea Mar Community Health Centers. They’re a snapshot of his childhood. Read more in the Seattle Times
Oregon and Washington legislators set to meet again to discuss replacing Interstate Bridge
Oregon and Washington will reignite the debate over whether to replace the Interstate Bridge. Washington previously killed the idea, but is now coming to the table. Read more on KOMO
Drug Take Back Day Saturday to include vaping devices
For the first time, local police departments will accept vaping devices and cartridges along with unwanted and expired prescription drugs during a National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday. Read more in the The Daily News
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The Daily News
Drug Take Back Day Saturday to include vaping devices
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First museum of Latinx history in Washington, opening in Seattle, tells overlooked story
For readers in Tacoma and Olympia, a Saturday newspaper will soon be a thing of the past
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Oregon and Washington legislators set to meet again to discuss replacing Interstate Bridge
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