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As Washington businesses prep for the World Cup, some ask how many fans will show up

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By Emil Moffatt 
| Oregon Public Broadcasting
A Washington hospitality industry leader says an initial projection of 750,000 World Cup visitors was optimistic, but still expects a "good" summer for the state's businesses. Emil Moffatt/KNKX Planning for the World Cup started four years ago, when Seattle received official word that it would be among the cities in the United States, Canada and Mexico hosting matches.
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As businesses prep for the World Cup, some ask how many fans will show up

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By Emil Moffatt 
| KNKX-FM (Tacoma, WA)
Planning for the World Cup started four years ago, when Seattle received official word that it would be among the cities in the United States, Canada and Mexico hosting matches. Initial projections predicted 750,000 soccer fans would visit Seattle during the World Cup — which was good news for hotels and restaurants still recovering from the pandemic.
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What Seattle Public Schools' new leader has learned in his first 100 days

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By Emil Moffatt 
| KNKX-FM (Tacoma, WA)
Over the past few months, parents of students at Seattle Public Schools have come to expect an email newsletter on Sunday nights from the new superintendent, Ben Shuldiner. “I've always believed that the job of the superintendent, and really the job of any leader, is to be as communicative as possible and be transparent,” Shuldiner said. Shuldiner said his fondness for those email updates goes back to his days in Brooklyn as the founding principal of the High School for Public Service.
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