📖 Novel "Supersonic" retells Seattle's story

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Seattle's CARE department chief leads with compassion

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Amy Barden is chief of Seattle's third emergency response branch, Community Assisted Response and Engagement (CARE). She said sees first responders as her bosses, and that includes not only firefighters, police, and EMTs, but also the 911 dispatchers and crisis responders who are part of the CARE team.

 

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🦷 Hockey Teeth puts a smile on our faces with song "Food for Thought"

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Local groovy pop band Hockey Teeth perform “Food For Thought” from the Sunset Tavern stage. Catch the band's album release show at Conor Byrne pub on Friday, May 30.

 

📚 Local author weaves the mythology of Seattle into fictional stories

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"Seattle isn't the Space Needle or the Fremont Troll." Local author Thomas Kohnstamm says his latest novel, "Supersonic," is a guide to our city, but perhaps not in the way you think.

 

Inside the nation's largest graffiti art collection

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When John Carswell learned that graffiti by renowned American artists was being white-washed out of existence, he started preserving the works by asking those artists to recreate their famous pieces on canvas. The result is “The DogTown Collection,” the largest assemblage of graffiti art in the country.

 

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