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Judge Delays Ruling On Sale Of Black Firefighters’ Property Until May 12
A King County Superior Court judge delayed a ruling on the sale of the Seattle Black Firefighters Association's historic property until May 12, while plaintiffs allege the sale was carried out in violation of a prior court order and without proper member approval.
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JPMorgan Chase Event Highlights Seattle Small Businesses Thriving Amid Uncertainty
JPMorgan Chase hosted "The Experience" event to support Seattle small businesses, highlighting their resilience and adaptability in the face of economic uncertainty, with 41% of small businesses nationally identifying as being in "growth mode".
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Pope Leo XIV: A Chicago Native Makes Vatican History
For the first time in the history of the Roman Catholic Church, an American has been elected pope.
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Alexis Herman: Grace, Grit and Glue
The Honorable Alexis Margaret Herman, who made history as the first African American woman to serve as Secretary of Labor, has passed away in 2025. Her tenure was marked by a steadfast dedication to women's empowerment and diversity, leaving a legacy defined by grace and grit.
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