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May 22, 2026Travis and Emma Broussard, who are both trained in CPR and basic life support techniques, saved a life earlier this month.
Travis and Emma Broussard, who are both trained in CPR and basic life support techniques, saved a life earlier this month.
The Waterfront Farmers Market will mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this summer, while also celebrating local farmers.
The Capture WA contest combines two of Tyler Freeman’s passions: Photography and helping refugees.
The first Harbor in Bloom Spring Faire is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 16, at the Civic Center green on Grandview Street.
Students in the school’s Service Learning Club provided healthy meals to people in the area through the global nonprofit Lasagna Love.
Ross Tello spent most of a year at Seattle Children’s Hospital while he fought cancer. His family honors his memory with an annual drive to collect and donate lego sets for current patients there.
The market replaces the former Local Makers Market, held the past few years at the Civic Center.
Rebecca Small’s business, a Small Specialty Salsa and Sauces, grew from a spicy side gig to a full-time vocation.
The Curious Bear Toy and Book Shop will open in the former Bird Nest Gallery location on Tarabochia Street as soon as next month.
The Little Free Library at Shaw Park was looking shabby, so people from the nearby retirement community fixed it up.