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United Way of King County is launching its Year-End Giving Campaign, “Hope Doesn’t Quit, Neither Do We,” from Dec. 2 to the end of the year to support families facing hunger. Donations will provide groceries, hot meals, and emergency food assistance. The campaign highlights Carol Han, a Renton re...

The 1 Line extension will open on Dec. 6, adding three new stations in Kent, Des Moines, Star Lake, and Federal Way Downtown, enhancing connectivity in the region. Link trains operate from early morning to late at night, with schedules varying by station. The best way to pay for rides is with an ...

As Seattle enters its season of shorter days and gray skies, many—particularly older adults—experience a dip in energy and mood. The long evenings, cold weather, and reduced social interaction can lead to feelings of isolation and even seasonal depression. The holiday season, while joyful, can br...

The City of Seattle’s Tabor 100 Hub will host office hours in December 2025 for individuals interested in doing business with the city, particularly women- and minority-owned businesses. Staff from the Department of Finance and Administrative Services will be available for consultations without t...

Intermediate Care Technicians (ICTs) play a crucial role in supporting veterans and their families within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). These dedicated professionals are instrumental in providing care and assistance to those with complex medical needs. ICTs are trained to perform vario...

A U.S. Army veteran recently celebrated the completion of his final chemotherapy treatment after a battle with cancer. The veteran, who served in Iraq, was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, prompting a rigorous treatment regimen. Friends and family gathered to support him as he rang the bell, a symb...

African American Reach and Teach Health Ministry (AARTH), founded in 2002 by African American faith leaders, addresses cultural gaps in health education and advocacy within Seattle’s Black communities. Amid ongoing health disparities and mistrust of mainstream health systems, AARTH serves as a cu...

Happy Holidays! The Sno-Valley Senior Center celebrates the support from its members, donors, and volunteers that makes its work possible. With a 45-year affiliation with Sound Generations, the center is set to become fully independent in the next three years. It is well-prepared for this transit...

Last October, DAV hosted its latest Patriot Boot Camp at the National Headquarters, welcoming 45 military and veteran founders, including spouses, for a transformative three-day experience. Participants engaged in extensive learning sessions covering topics from business development to artificial...

As the holiday season approaches, King County Metro is providing schedule adjustments for bus, water taxi, and other services to assist travelers attending events, shopping, or gathering with family and friends. For Thanksgiving on Nov. 27, Metro will operate a Sunday schedule, while a regular we...

Veterans are increasingly seeking relief from the heavy burdens of life, particularly in the wake of challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Many veterans report feelings of isolation and depression, which can be exacerbated by the transition to civilian life. Various resources and programs are...

DAV is expanding its Interactive Training, Resource, Advocacy and Knowledge system (iTRAK) to include volunteer chapter and department service officers, enhancing their capacity to assist veterans in navigating the benefits claims process. Since its introduction in 2016, iTRAK has provided nation...

A correction has been issued regarding a previous Thanksgiving post from the Westside Neighbors Shelter. For those interested in providing assistance to the shelter during the Thanksgiving period, Cinda Stenger is the designated contact person. She can be reached via email at cstenger49@gmail.com...

Mark your calendar for Giving Tuesday on Dec. 2, 2025, a significant day dedicated to supporting nonprofit organizations in the community. The Center for Active Living encourages participation through various ways to contribute, including making financial donations, volunteering, donating gently ...

Veterans seeking employment can explore various job opportunities highlighted for the week of Nov. 24, 2025. Key positions include roles in logistics, healthcare, and information technology across multiple organizations. Companies such as Amazon, CVS Health, and Northrop Grumman are actively hiri...

Violence against women and children is a pervasive issue that necessitates the development of effective, comprehensive interventions to aid in the recovery and healing of victim-survivors. The Beyond DV Recovery Pillars framework presents a holistic strategy aimed at enhancing the social, legal, ...