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Angela Cabotaje

  • Senior Editor, Donor Engagement, Swedish Foundation
Seattle
As seen in: Medium, Earth911, Houstonia, Portland Monthly (Oregon), Seattle Met
Editor and writer for Swedish Foundation at @provswedish. Formerly: @sagacitymedia @seattlemet @uwmedicine. Thoughts/opinions are my own.
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Seattle Kraken 2024-25 Guide

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By Angela Cabotaje
| Seattle Met Verified
The Olympic flame was lit, then extinguished. The Huskies made their Big Ten debut. And Storm legend Sue Bird got her due with an official street (technically, a court) named after her. A lot has happened since April, when the Seattle Kraken ended their less-than-stellar third season by missing the playoffs with a sixth-place finish in the Pacific Division. But isn’t that just the beauty of sports?
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Seattle Kraken 2024-25 Guide

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By Angela Cabotaje
| Seattle Met Verified
The Olympic flame was lit, then extinguished. The Huskies made their Big Ten debut. And Storm legend Sue Bird got her due with an official street (technically, a court) named after her. A lot has happened since April, when the Seattle Kraken ended their less-than-stellar third season by missing the playoffs with a sixth-place finish in the Pacific Division. But isn’t that just the beauty of sports?
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We Can't Believe the ‘Amazing Race’ Didn't Do These Iconic Seattle Things

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By Angela Cabotaje
| Seattle Met Verified
Last night, everyone's favorite reality TV host Phil Keoghan crowned a new champion of The Amazing Race, a competition in which teams of two travel around the world completing different challenges. The 35th season began in Los Angeles and concluded, after pit stops in places like Jaipur and Dublin, in home sweet Seattle.
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