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Bill Radke reviews the weekâs news with Crosscut reporter Hannah Weinburger, South Seattle Emerald publisher and Seattle Times columnist Marcus Harrison Green, and Crosscut s Editor-at-Large Knute Berger. Credit: KUOW Photos/Alec Cowan UFOs, gray wolves, and restorative justice, this week Jul 02, 2021 Bill Radke reviews the weekâs news with Crosscut reporter Hannah Weinburger, South Seattle Emerald publisher and Seattle Times columnist Marcus Harrison Green, and Crosscut s Editor-at-Large Knute Berger. This week, an overwhelming heat dome baked much of the American West with unprecedented temperatures. Areas of the Pacific Northwest recorded temperatures hotter than Phoenix and Las Vegas (i.e., the literal desert), and the heat had devastating effects on cities which have largely escaped the need for air conditioning cities like Seattle, which is the least air conditioned top 15 metro area in the country. As of Wednesday evening, Washington state

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Holton F Brownie Brown, longtime Baltimore Sun editorial assistant and fire buff, dies

Holton F Brownie Brown, longtime Baltimore Sun editorial assistant and fire buff, dies
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Nonprofit Wash Away Unemployment is teaming with released inmates

After serving nearly a decade in prison for robbery at age 16, New Bern native Corey Purdie swore he would never go back following his release on Independence Day 2003. Through the help of a local minister Jeff Smith, he got a second chance by washing cars to help the church. After making 40 cents a day doing prison work, he borrowed a bucket, a hose and some Joy dish detergent from his mother’s sink and started his own business. He developed car washing for $5 in 2007 into a successful enterprise with Miracle Wash, which franchised from James City to Roseville and Charlotte.

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