Garbage collection not back to normal: According to a press release from Seattle Public Utilities, workers headed out Monday morning to collect our leavings but "determined there are still icy, unsafe road conditions in neighborhoods," so they didn't pick up the trash. The department says "some customers" can expect delays throughout "throughout the week." If your truck doesn't come, then just leave your cans out on the curb with a little plate of cookies and.
The Moore County Board of Education wonât adopt a ban on Critical Race Theory, based on a vote on Monday night that was almost as divided as the 40 people who addressed the board on the subject.
The school board heard input from a total of 47 speakers over more than two hours. Most of them offered feedback regarding a policy proposed by board member Robert Levy, which would have stipulated that no curriculum taught in Moore County Schools be based on Critical Race Theory.
Levy proposed this policy in conjunction with national backlash against the long-established legal and academic movement, which has emerged locally surrounding the implementation of North Carolinaâs new K-12 social studies standards.
Amid muted response from Seattle City Hall, more weekend protests possible Jonathan Choe, KOMO News reporter
Amid muted response from Seattle City Hall, more weekend protests possible
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More destructive protests in Seattle s streets are planned for this weekend even as some activists continue to call on city leaders to take a more public stance to denounce the violent demonstrations.
Another rally was planned for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Occidental Park, the same starting point three days ago of a protest that turned chaotic.
Community activist Victoria Beach said Friday that she remains critical of Mayor Jenny Durkan and Seattle City Council members Andrew Lewis and Lisa Herbold since they all only sent email responses condemning the violence that occurred in the wake of Wednesday night s protest.