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Data journalist for @seattletimes | Formerly @MarshallProj, @ICIJorg, @ColumbiaJourn | Español & 日本語 | T,RT≠Endorsement | 七転び八起き
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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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Bite of Seattle shooting draws renewed attention to youth gun violence Original

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By Lauren Girgis Verified, Manuel Villa Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
In the wake of the Bite of Seattle shooting involving, police allege, a 15-year-old boy, city leaders have zeroed in on youth gun violence as a systemic issue behind the gunfight that left three dead and at least four injured. Looking at just the numbers, the recent trend downward in youth crime seems promising. Data shows there has been a decline in the number of crimes involving kids being referred to the King County prosecutor’s office since reaching a peak in 2024.
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