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The Tukwila Community Center is set to reopen following a temporary closure caused by flooding from a burst pipe. However, some areas of the center, including the lobby, teen room, meeting rooms, dance studio, and fitness center, will remain closed until further notice. In the meantime, select re...

Sayed and his family of seven resettled in the U.S. in 2019 after the Taliban took over Afghanistan. They chose Washington for its good schools, despite California’s more abundant resources for newcomers. Before settling, they traveled across the U.S. to explore various states. Now, Sayed’s child...

Only 3% of Americans adhere to the four key habits for a healthy lifestyle: physical activity, diet, avoiding tobacco, and maintaining a healthy body weight. Recognizing that many people struggle with health due to busy lives and complex challenges, Valley’s Lifestyle Medicine team has launched H...

In a recent episode of Curiosity at Work, Dr. Julie Pham interviews Ed Ewing, executive director of Bike Works, a nonprofit in Seattle dedicated to empowering youth and fostering community through bicycles. With more than three decades of leadership experience, Ewing emphasizes his commitment to ...

At the age of 14, a survivor experienced sexual assault by her boyfriend but did not recognize it as such until years later. Despite being educated and politically aware, she grappled with cognitive dissonance, believing that not saying “no” equated to consent. Her abuser continued to harass her,...

KCSARC reaffirms its commitment to serving all survivors of sexual assault, particularly those from marginalized communities, following a decision by a national organization to limit resource referrals. Acknowledging that these communities face higher risks of sexual assault and often struggle to...

On May 21, the Tacoma Lincoln District community celebrated the grand opening of Patsy Surh Place, an affordable housing community for seniors aged 55 and over. This six-story building, located at 3740 South G St., aims to provide a culturally inclusive environment for Asian Pacific Islander elde...

King County’s Community Action Agencies, including Byrd Barr Place, El Centro de la Raza, Hopelink, Multi-Service Center, Neighborhood House, and Solid Ground, are urging action to protect essential programs for vulnerable residents amid proposed federal budget cuts. As Congress negotiates the fi...

Kim Donovan has lived with multiple sclerosis (MS) for more than 30 years, facing daily challenges compounded by caring for her father with Alzheimer’s and supporting a family member with addiction. Seeking stability, she moved into Bellwether’s Graham Terry building in Seattle, initially filled ...

King County’s Community Action Agencies, including Byrd Barr Place, El Centro de la Raza, Hopelink, Multi-Service Center, Neighborhood House, and Solid Ground, are urging action to protect essential services as proposed federal budget cuts threaten their operations. These cuts, part of ongoing co...

Carnation City is bringing back its summer sports camps in partnership with Skyhawks Sports Academy, to be held at Valley Memorial Park. The camps are open to children ages 4 to 12. A $25 discount on registration fees is available for those who sign up by June 1, using the code 25SUMMER. Only one...

Brian, a veteran who experienced homelessness for two years, found stability after moving into MSC’s Burien Veterans House. He faced numerous challenges, including significant debt and mental health issues, which made rebuilding his life seem impossible. Upon arriving at MSC, Brian needed more th...