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Celebrating the Stimson-Green Mansion's 125th Birthday

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By Natalie Newcomb Verified, Sarah Leibovitz Verified
| KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
If you’ve ever walked around First Hill in Seattle, you might have noticed the Stimson Green Mansion on the corner of Seneca and Minor Avenue. The house is celebrating its 125th year. It used to be home to some of the most influential and first families of Seattle. Guest: Chris Moore - Executive Director of the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation Abby Armato - Public Programs Specialist of the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation Related Links:
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This program uses AI to screen Medicare requests. WA lawmakers and medical professionals are worried.

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By Libby Denkmann Verified, Maleeha Syed Verified, Natalie Newcomb Verified
| KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
Washington is more than five months into a new pilot program that has been using AI to screen requested procedures for people enrolled in Medicare. It’s called the Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction (WISeR) program, which incentivizes private companies to deny procedures. Washington lawmakers and medical professionals say the program has led to denials and delays in care for older residents. All of this is covered in a new story from KUOW that looks at the pushback to this pilot program.
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Sonics fans can celebrate but 'don't pour drinks yet,' says Seattle sports writer

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By Natalie Newcomb Verified
| KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
Seattle basketball fans are excitedly holding their breath now that the door has been opened for a new NBA team in the city. It’s been nearly 20 years since the Seattle Supersonics had their last Seattle home game. Ever since, fans have been begging for the team’s return. Now that the NBA's leadership agreed to officially explore expansion in Seattle on Wednesday, those cries of “bring them back” may be answered.
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