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Boyer Children’s Clinic played a crucial role in the life of Jack and his family during a time of need. Jack’s mother, Gretchen, expressed gratitude for the dedicated care he received, highlighting how the team viewed him as an individual with unique personality and challenges. The therapists not...

Property damage from flooding can be overwhelming for homeowners. King County is focused on safety and recovery support for those affected. Residents are encouraged to report any damage to their homes or properties. Resources may become available to assist with recovery efforts. For more details ...

Good news for Lake City residents: new transportation connections are set to arrive next year. King County Metro will introduce Route 77, providing North Seattle with a more direct link to Sound Transit’s new light rail station at 130th Street and I-5. This route will allow riders to easily acces...

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses and credentials of several health care providers across various counties due to violations of professional standards and laws.

Seattle offers a winter break camp for children ages 5 to 12, featuring engaging and supportive activities. The licensed childcare program is designed to provide a safe environment during school breaks. Staff members focus on creating a welcoming atmosphere that embraces diversity, ensuring child...

CISC Chinese Musical Instrument Group is an ensemble of instrumentalists and vocalists performing traditional and contemporary music. The group features a variety of instruments, including erhu, flute, electric wind instrument, violin, electronic keyboard, and saxophone. Its mission emphasizes un...

Boyer Children’s Clinic has made a significant impact on the family of Ben, who was struggling with speech development at 14 months old. After a quick referral from their pediatrician, Ben’s family received an evaluation and began in-home therapy sessions with speech-language pathologist Kalli. N...

The Snoqualmie River remains at Phase 4, indicating severe flooding, with some residential areas facing high water velocities and home flooding. The South Fork Skykomish River and Issaquah Creek are at Phase 3 (moderate flooding), while the Tolt River is at Phase 2 (minor flooding). Residents nea...

Boyer Children’s Clinic has played a crucial role in the development of Logan, as shared by his mother, Jennifer. Since Logan was a baby, Boyer has provided essential services, including developmental evaluations and speech therapy, which have significantly contributed to his growth. The clinic e...

Retired Army Veteran Chris Scott’s life changed dramatically after suffering a severe hemorrhagic stroke on Nov. 3, 2023. Following a live fire exercise with SEAL Team 8, he went to bed feeling nauseous and woke up three days later in a coma. Initially treated at an outside hospital, he was later...

Join mental health provider Christine Vervitsiotis for an 8-week group support series aimed at addressing aging-related anxiety and depression. Participants will explore how the brain functions, learn new coping skills, and practice techniques to enhance emotional wellness. The program encourages...

The Washington State Department of Health has issued enforcement notices regarding several health care facilities. In King County, the Department denied the licensing application for New Era Mental Health PLLC in Lynwood. The applicant contested the decision but later withdrew the request for a h...

The Senior Center is closed today because of weather conditions. However, the Foodbank will remain open and operate on its regular schedule.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has completed phase 1 of the Readiness and Employment System (RES) deployment ahead of schedule, modernizing the case management platform for the Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) program. RES improves the support for Veterans in finding and maintainin...

In a recent emergency meeting, the Snoqualmie Tribal Council declared a Tribal State of Emergency due to flooding. The Council approved several motions, including the closure of the Tribal Campus for the week and directing the Snoqualmie Casino’s CEO to reserve half of the available rooms for Tri...

Our office will be closed tomorrow, and staff will work remotely. For inquiries about programs like Weekend Power Packs and TRACE Care, visit the website to find contact information.

If you have been asked to evacuate due to flooding, shelters are available in designated locations. Community resources are set up to provide safe refuge for those affected. Individuals should seek assistance promptly if they are in danger or have already been impacted by flooding. It is importan...

The Washington State Department of Health has announced disciplinary actions against various health care providers as of December 10, 2025. Notable cases include the denial of home care aide applications for Jessica Almanza and Jill Anne Foster, both linked to alcohol-related incidents and abuse ...