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Following shooting, Rainier Beach residents say National Night Out parties improve community safety

National Night Out block parties took place in cities across the Sound Tuesday night.  After a violent start to summer in Rainier Beach, including a mass shooting Friday near a Safeway, neighbors there are coming together to try to make their neighborhoods a bit safer. 

Proposed Seattle Film Commission would aim to increase film projects, living-wage jobs

Viva Vera 20! Celebrates Vera Project s Two Decades of All-Ages Music Activism

John Medina/Getty Images Benjamin Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie performs during the 2020 Innings Festival at Tempe Beach Park on March 1, 2020 in Tempe, Arizona. Livestream event will include Ben Gibbard, Perfume Genius, Foo Fighters, TV on the Radio, Jeff Rosenstock, No Age, Tacocat, Mike Park and more. The Vera Project is celebrating its 20th anniversary with Viva Vera 20, an online event honoring the Seattle nonprofit’s 20 years as a youth-led, community-oriented music and arts space that has come to serve as a blueprint for the national all-ages DIY community. Starting Wednesday (Jan. 27), on the 20th anniversary of  The Vera Project s first-ever show, programmers will curate a livestream program featuring Ben Gibbard, Perfume Genius, Foo Fighters, TV on the Radio, Tacocat, Mike Park and more. The anniversary show will feature former Vera Project board and member alumni and all-ages DIY activists from different parts of the U.S. and will kick off a series of special ev

Perfume Genius, Foo Fighters, Ben Gibbard, More to Appear on Vera Project Livestream

Perfume Genius, Foo Fighters, and Benjamin Gibbard are set to appear on Viva Vera 20!, a livestream special celebrating the 20th anniversary of the first show at Seattle’s Vera Project. The show will be broadcast on VeraTV.org on Wednesday, January 27, at 7 p.m. Pacific and feature additional performances and birthday wishes from TV on the Radio, Jeff Rosenstock, No Age, Tacocat, Mike Park, and more. Activists Shannon Stewart, James Keblas, and Kate Becker founded VERA in Seattle in 2001 in response to the city’s Teen Dance Ordinance, a piece of legislation from 1985 that made all-ages concerts prohibitively expensive and difficult to produce. (The City Council repealed the ordinance a year later under community pressure.) The venue hosted early shows from independent acts that would go on to achieve international success, including Perfume Genius, TV on the Radio, and Macklemore. 

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