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Help Shape The Future Of Rail In Washington: Online Open House And Survey Live Now
The Washington State Department of Transportation is soliciting public input on rail-related issues to inform the updated State Rail Plan, set for submission to state and federal leaders in early 2026.
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Seattle Faces Significant Decline In Parking Meter Revenue By 2026 Amidst Changing Demand And Rates
Seattle is projected to experience a $9 million reduction in parking meter revenue by 2026, attributed to recent pricing adjustments and fluctuating parking demand. Despite this financial challenge, city officials assure residents that transportation funding will remain unaffected.
National News
HBCU Students Form Caucus, Propose Civic Education Bill
In a historic initiative, students from Texas's nine Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have established the state's first HBCU Legislative Caucus. This bipartisan coalition aims to advance the interests of these institutions and promote civic education. One of their key efforts includes advocating for House Bill 3296, which seeks to address funding disparities, improve graduation rates, and enhance educational resources for HBCUs.
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Pope Francis Was A Humble Man Of The People And An Advocate For Black America
Pope Francis has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of advocacy for social and economic justice, diversity, equity, inclusion, and climate justice. His humility and inclusivity have left a lasting impact on the world.
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