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Phinney Ridge chorus sing to stop child sex trafficking state-wide
The Phinney Neighborhood Community Chorus will perform a free benefit concert for EVERSTRONG, a Seattle anti-trafficking nonprofit, at 7 p.m. Friday, June 19, at St. John United Lutheran Church on Phinney Ridge. Donations accepted at the door.
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Phinney Ridge chorus sing to stop child sex trafficking state-wide
The Phinney Neighborhood Community Chorus will perform a free benefit concert for EVERSTRONG, a Seattle anti-trafficking nonprofit, at 7 p.m. Friday, June 19, at St. John United Lutheran Church on Phinney Ridge. Donations accepted at the door.
Community
Phinney Ridge chorus sing to stop child sex trafficking state-wide
The Phinney Neighborhood Community Chorus will perform a free benefit concert for EVERSTRONG, a Seattle anti-trafficking nonprofit, at 7 p.m. Friday, June 19, at St. John United Lutheran Church on Phinney Ridge. Donations accepted at the door.
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Sound Transit needs $9 within 6 years to continue Ballard Link Extension
Sound Transit CEO Dow Constantine held a press briefing Wednesday, June 10, presenting a "Pathway to Ballard" slide showing the agency has 6–7 years to close a $9–$11 billion funding gap before construction money is needed north of Seattle Center, directly rebutting reports that the Ballard Link Extension is dead after the May 28 board vote left the Market Street station unfunded.
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Sound Transit needs $9 within 6 years to continue Ballard Link Extension
Sound Transit CEO Dow Constantine held a press briefing Wednesday, June 10, presenting a "Pathway to Ballard" slide showing the agency has 6–7 years to close a $9–$11 billion funding gap before construction money is needed north of Seattle Center, directly rebutting reports that the Ballard Link Extension is dead after the May 28 board vote left the Market Street station unfunded.
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Sound Transit needs $9 within 6 years to continue Ballard Link Extension
Sound Transit CEO Dow Constantine held a press briefing Wednesday, June 10, presenting a "Pathway to Ballard" slide showing the agency has 6–7 years to close a $9–$11 billion funding gap before construction money is needed north of Seattle Center, directly rebutting reports that the Ballard Link Extension is dead after the May 28 board vote left the Market Street station unfunded.
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Community beer bike ride to watch FC match at Interbay Stadium
A free community bike ride organized by Wombi and Ballard FC departs Stoup Brewing on Friday, June 12 at 5 p.m. for the Salmon Bay FC match at Interbay Stadium, giving Ballard families a neighborhood way to celebrate as the World Cup arrives in Seattle.
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Community beer bike ride to watch FC match at Interbay Stadium
A free community bike ride organized by Wombi and Ballard FC departs Stoup Brewing on Friday, June 12 at 5 p.m. for the Salmon Bay FC match at Interbay Stadium, giving Ballard families a neighborhood way to celebrate as the World Cup arrives in Seattle.
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Community beer bike ride to watch FC match at Interbay Stadium
A free community bike ride organized by Wombi and Ballard FC departs Stoup Brewing on Friday, June 12 at 5 p.m. for the Salmon Bay FC match at Interbay Stadium, giving Ballard families a neighborhood way to celebrate as the World Cup arrives in Seattle.
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Ingraham seniors return to former elementary schools for grad tradition
Ingraham High School Class of 2026 graduates are visiting neighborhood elementary schools in cap and gown this month, with walks at Greenwood Elementary on Monday, June 15, and John Hay Elementary on Tuesday, June 16, still ahead for Ballard and Queen Anne families.
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Ingraham seniors return to former elementary schools for grad tradition
Ingraham High School Class of 2026 graduates are visiting neighborhood elementary schools in cap and gown this month, with walks at Greenwood Elementary on Monday, June 15, and John Hay Elementary on Tuesday, June 16, still ahead for Ballard and Queen Anne families.
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Ingraham seniors return to former elementary schools for grad tradition
Ingraham High School Class of 2026 graduates are visiting neighborhood elementary schools in cap and gown this month, with walks at Greenwood Elementary on Monday, June 15, and John Hay Elementary on Tuesday, June 16, still ahead for Ballard and Queen Anne families.