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Fixing Seattle's power outages continues a 1960s class divide

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By David Kroman Verified, Manuel Villa Verified
| Tri-City Herald Verified
Since moving to Queen Anne in 2021, Anna Romanova has lost power more than 20 times, including six times through the first half of the year. When the lights go out, her family and neighbors are living through a failing more than 50 years in the making: deteriorating underground power lines. The fraying cables were mostly installed as part of a 1960s-era beautification effort in the city's wealthiest neighborhoods.
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Fixing Seattle’s power outages continues a 1960s class divide

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By David Kroman Verified, Manuel Villa Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
Since moving to Queen Anne in 2021, Anna Romanova has lost power more than 20 times, including six times through the first half of the year. When the lights go out, her family and neighbors are living through a failing more than 50 years in the making: deteriorating underground power lines. The fraying cables were mostly installed as part of a 1960s-era beautification effort in the city’s wealthiest neighborhoods.
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Seattle City Council District 5 primary race results

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By Nicholas Deshais Verified, David Kroman Verified
| Tri-City Herald Verified
Nilu Jenks and Julie Kang pulled ahead in this open race for a coveted spot on the Seattle City Council. Jenks got 49.7% of Tuesday's results, and Kang got 36.4%. Dimitri Georgakopoulos is in third, with 8.9%. This is the sole race in Seattle this year, filling the vacancy left when Councilmember Cathy Moore resigned in 2025. The seat has been temporarily held by Debora Juarez. Both Jenks and Kang said the district deserves more consistent leadership, and they vowed to give it.
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