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Washington state fire officials look for new burns after lightning strikes

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By Anna Marie Yanny Verified
| KNKX-FM (Tacoma, WA) Verified
Washington state fire officials are on the lookout for new burns. About a thousand lightning strikes hit the north and northeast parts of the state last weekend. Thomas Kyle-Milward, a spokesperson for Washington's Department of Natural Resources, said over 6,000 firefighters and support staff are working on 15 large uncontained fires across the state. And fire season isn’t over yet. Click "Listen" above to hear this story.
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Seattle City Councilmember reiterates call to turn surveillance cameras back on

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By Anna Marie Yanny Verified
| KNKX-FM (Tacoma, WA) Verified
A Seattle City councilmember has said it is time for Mayor Katie Wilson to implement a plan for public safety. Bob Kettle, chair of the city council’s Public Safety Committee, has reiterated his call to Wilson to turn on closed-circuit television cameras across the city, including in the Stadium District. Wilson has said the cameras will stay off until a privacy and data audit this fall is reviewed. Click "Listen" above to hear this story.
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Washington's community college board to ask Legislature for funding

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By Anna Marie Yanny Verified
| KNKX-FM (Tacoma, WA) Verified
As community colleges in Washington face rising operating costs, a state board agreed in a meeting this week to ask the legislature for help, even amidst a tight upcoming budget cycle. Click "Listen" above to hear this story. Community CollegeinflationHigher Educationhigher education budgets
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