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The Tacoma nonprofit, which represents the 47 countries and cultures in the Asia and Pacific Islands region, puts on arts and culture, business and mental health programming.
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A long-awaited policy on the forests that will become the next generation of old growth brought out many critics at the first public comment period.
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It’s the first time that Seattle has had only one district on the ballot since the launch of the city’s unique Democracy Voucher program.
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David B. Williams’ essay "Dead Trees Tell No Lies" explains how geologists read tree rings to unveil details of major earthquakes along the Seattle fault over 1,000 years ago.
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The Montana-based author of "Treekeepers" stopped by Seattle and Tacoma as she researches the how and why behind efforts to preserve and re-grow forests around the globe.
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Seth Zuckerman highlights ecological forestry in the 2024 book "A Forest of Your Own." He says this alternative type of forest management will deliver more value over the long term.
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Now retired from The Seattle Times, Lynda Mapes examines the future of forests in her sixth book, “The Trees are Speaking.”
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The Pierce County tourist town lost access to northwest portions of Mount Rainier National Park in April after a 104-year-old bridge was abruptly shut down by the state.
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KNKX Environment reporter Bellamy Pailthorp interviews five authors about the admiration and curiosity they have for their subjects: the trees all around us.
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Coffeetón exclusively plays Spanish music, providing a space for Seattle residents to feel connected to their Latin roots.
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Adoption is outpacing guardrails as cities grapple with thorny ethical questions and work to set norms on how and when generative AI should be used.
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Records show that public servants have used generative AI to write emails to constituents, mayoral letters, policy documents and more.