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As Jimothy reaches cultural saturation, remember to keep him wild

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| Tri-City Herald Verified
It's been about a month since Jimothy, the compact raccoon with a short spine, hit the scene. Most wholesome, Jimothy brought people together and served as a muse for fan art. A goofy painting by famed Seattle muralist Ryan Henry Ward raised more than $270,000 for the Ballard Food Bank. At the most soulless, a quick search on Amazon yields dozens of Jimothy products - shirts, mugs, stickers, a children's book.
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| The Seattle Times Verified
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How to protect your home from a wildfire Original

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By Amanda Zhou Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
With hundreds of structures burned in the recent Spokane-area fires and more hazardous weather on the way, the prospect of losing a home to wildfire feels terrifying, massive and inevitable. But the truth is — regardless of where you live — there are highly effective and science-backed ways to boost the chances your house survives a wildfire. From Lahaina in Hawaiʻi to Malden in Whitman County, many neighborhoods that were devastated by wildfire have had some structures spared.
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