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From The Seattle Times, Seattle Red and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. The Seattle Times1 hour ago

    Rant and Rave: Reader helped after mobility scooter died, on The Seattle Times

    RAVE to the young couple with three kids who saw this 87-year-old trying to push his mobility scooter home after the battery died! The husband pushed it all the way, while his wife drove me home! My bad for not...

  2. The Seattle Times1 hour ago

    Seattle genealogy collection marks 100 years gathering histories, on The Seattle Times

    Now & Then checks out the Seattle Public Library's genealogy collection as it marks its centennial with a visit from Cece Moore, the genetic genealogy expert for "Finding Your Roots."

  3. MyNorthwest.com2 hours ago

    Ask Ursula: My cousin’s social media posts make me cringe. Should I say something?, on MyNorthwest.com

    Ursula offers advice on when — and how — to tell a loved one their social media posts may be hurting their professional image.

  4. The Wenatchee World3 hours ago

    Three Worries and Two Encouraging Signs for the Colts Against a Cowboys Run Defense Ranked Last, on The Wenatchee World

    Turnovers, Quinnen Williams and Sauce Gardner's big-play problem worry Indianapolis, but Jonathan Taylor and Adetomiwa Adebawore give the Colts real hope.

  5. Shoreline Area News3 hours ago

    Correction: Not the Gerald Ford - the Ronald Reagan, on Shoreline Area News

    The USS Ronald Reagan sailing past Shoreline Photo by Jan Hansen We got our presidents wrong! The ship we identified as the Gerald Ford was actually the USS Ronald Reagan. USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) is a Nimitz-class, nuclear-powered supercarrier in the service of the United States Navy, and she was welcomed back to Bremerton. --Diane Hettrick

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