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Crystal Chulik inspects a Chinook Salmon for damage out in the wild during her scientific sampling at the Bonneville Dam's adult fish facility on June 4, 2018.
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The martial arts grandmaster and action star Chuck Norris has died. His roles in “Walker, Texas Ranger” and other television shows and movies made him an iconic tough guy, sparking internet parodies and adoration from presidents. He was 86. Norris died Thursday, in what his family described as a “sudden passing.” They didn't release details about his death. Before he would become a star in movies and on TV, Norris was wildly successful in competitive martial arts.
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César Chavez Allegations
Labor rights activist Dolores Huerta revealed she was among women and girls who say they were sexually abused by César Chavez, the long-admired Latino icon, while he led the United Farm Workers union. The stunning allegations against Chavez, who died more than three decades ago, drew immediate calls to change events and memorials honoring the man who in the 1960s brought to light the struggles of field workers.
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GOP senators: Lower Snake dam breaching studies ignore reality | Opinion Original
An aerial view of Lower Granite Dam on the Snake River. Steve Ringman The Seattle Times AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. WSU review finds state dam-breaching models unrealistic and insufficient. Breaching plans require billion-dollar rail terminals, farms and property impacts. Removing dams would force costly power replacements and 100,000+ truck trips.
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Trump preserved the Snake River dams. It will benefit the Northwest | Opinion Original
An aerial view of Lower Granite Dam on the Snake River. Steve Ringman The Seattle Times AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. President Trump revoked a 2023 memo that advanced Snake River dam breaching. Supporters argue the dams ensure clean hydropower, trade routes and irrigation. Experts and utilities warn removal risks energy reliability during high demand. With the stroke of a pen, the future of the Snake River dams is looking better.
The Snake River dams are killing salmon. Time for them to go | Opinion
An aerial view of Lower Granite Dam on the Snake River. Steve Ringman The Seattle Times Dams on Snake must be removed Energy Secretary Chris Wright’s recent remarks on the Lower Snake River dams and claim that dam removal would be “going backward” ignores decades of research showing that restoring a free-flowing Lower Snake River is essential to recovering Columbia Basin salmon populations.
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Great blue herons building a nest in the top of a tree in Seattle's Commodore Park, near the Ballard Locks, on Feb. 16, 2022.
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Joe Jarzynka sprints to the end zone during the 1999 Apple Cup.
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Joe Jarzynka sprints to the end zone during the 1999 Apple Cup.
SEATTLE — Joe Jarzynka's last hurrah didn't have to look like this. On March 4, 2023, the Husky football folk hero left for a fishing trip. The night before he had hosted friends for a Ping-Pong tournament in the basement of his north Tacoma home. The Ping-Pong table was surrounded by silent reminders of a singular college career — purple helmets, signed footballs, All-Pac-10 plaques, framed ...
Joe Jarzynka points to the crowd after scoring in the 1999 Apple Cup.
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Thursday weather makes its case for raincoats over umbrellas
Thursday weather makes its case for raincoats over umbrellas May 5, 2022 at 6:25 pm Updated May 5, 2022 at 6:25 pm By Seattle Times staff photographer View 0 Comments
When the Cal Academy of Sciences sent their alligators on vacation
Updated: 4 a.m. March 26, 2022 Steve Ringman / The Chronicle For decades, the grinning alligators at the California Academy of Sciences have drawn San Franciscans and tourists to the Steinhart Aquarium. Their indoor swamp habitat has housed various reptiles since opening in 1923, with albino American alligator Claude as its current resident superstar. But years before Claude came along, animal handlers had to wrangle about 10 of these 500-pound creatures — and corralling them was no easy task.
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America is finally united on what to do about daylight saving time — except me
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Delphi Haus near Olympia, Wash. (aka "home" to Kelly and Laura Lewis), designed by architect Tessa Smith of Artisans Group, won two national awards from the Passive House Institute US
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Delphi Haus near Olympia, Wash. (aka "home" to Kelly and Laura Lewis), designed by architect Tessa Smith of Artisans Group, won two national awards from the Passive House Institute US in 2017: Best Single-Family Passive House and Best Project by a Young Professional.
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Delphi Haus near Olympia, Wash. (aka "home" to Kelly and Laura Lewis), designed by architect Tessa Smith of Artisans Group, won two national awards from the Passive House Institute US
When the 1980s video game craze invaded the San Francisco Bay Area
Updated: 4 a.m. Feb. 12, 2022 Eric Luse / The Chronicle Home to developer studios like Electronic Arts in Redwood City and Bandai Namco in Santa Clara, the Bay Area is a hub of the video game industry. But when arcades invaded in the late 1970s, seizing children’s attention and quarters, it caused a moral panic that prompted various cities to ban arcades near schools and residential areas.
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These California market squid were found in large numbers during a 2018 research cruise along the West Coast. A marine heat wave helped these squid expand their range north, where
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These California market squid were found in large numbers during a 2018 research cruise along the West Coast. A marine heat wave helped these squid expand their range north, where
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'Liquid sunshine' is coming to the Seattle area! But that's just another way to say rain
Tool for police reform rarely used by local prosecutors
FILE - In this Aug. 24, 2020, file photo, family members and supporters of Jesse Sarey gather outside the King County courthouse in Kent, Wash., after Auburn police Officer Jeffrey Nelson pleaded not guilty to charges in the killing of Sarey in 2019.
The Blue Angels’ first flight over S.F. in 1950
Updated: 4 p.m. Oct. 1, 2021 Photo Credit / The Chronicle Fleet Week has become polarizing in San Francisco, but the first appearance of the Blue Angels in the city was all positive. The U.S. Navy precision flying team, which had appeared in Oakland in 1946 and 1949, arrived with their Grumman F9F Panthers painted black for combat in 1950. Their next stop would be the Korean War.
Seattle mayoral primary sets up fight between liberal camps
SEATTLE (AP) — Voters in Seattle’s mayoral primary on Tuesday set up a choice between candidates representing the political divide between activist-left residents and more moderate progressives in one of the nation’s most liberal cities.
Afloat in a tub
Afloat in a tub June 19, 2021 at 6:48 pm Updated June 19, 2021 at 7:05 pm By Seattle Times staff photographer View Comments
Trapped ducklings get a lift from Seattle firefighters
By Seattle Times staff photographer Firefighters from Seattle Fire Station 30 came to the aid of four ducklings that fell through a grate into a wastewater drain on Lake Washington Boulevard on Tuesday. The babies were reunited with their mother, who kept a close eye on the rescue, and five other siblings.
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50 years ago, election ushered in new era for US tribes
FILE - In this Oct. 28, 2020, file photo, Rodney Cawston, chairman of the Colville tribe business council, stands in Oroville, Wash., at the site of the Enloe Dam, which the tribe wants removed because it blocks fish from reaching the Similkameen River.
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