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King County Invests $25 Million In Nonprofit Workers Amid Rising Costs And Burnout
King County has invested $25 million to support nonprofit human services providers and their workforce, who are facing rising costs and burnout, by providing subsidies, improved benefits,…
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Seattle Public Schools' Career and Technical Education programs offer students hands-on training in fields like health care, construction, automotive technology and firefighting. Superintendent Ben Shuldiner highlights resources such as the Seattle Skills Center and building trades programs, which prepare students for workforce entry, apprenticeships or college, often with strong earning potential after graduation.
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5mSeattle Metro High School Week 7 Scores & Highlights
Week 7 Metro high school football recap: Ingraham edged Davis 35-34 behind Logan Rudell's four-touchdown rushing effort, Franklin topped Lakeside 30-21 with four interceptions, O'Dea's J'Shaun Wilson rushed for 371 yards and seven touchdowns in a 59-33 win, and Rainier Beach routed Lincoln 60-13 with explosive offense and defensive touchdowns.
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8mLakeside Lions Build Successful Season Behind Leadership, Preparation And Team Chemistry
After their first league loss to Franklin, the Lakeside Lions remain focused on winning the Metro Valley division and tying a school record for season wins. Senior captains credit strong leadership, offseason chemistry-building, and contributions from younger players, while coach Mike Lengel emphasizes composure, preparation, and culture as keys to the team's success.
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2mWeek Seven Washington Youth Football League Scores
Week seven scores from the Washington Youth Football League cover 6U through 14U divisions, featuring matchups between Benson, Tac City, HEIR, Renton Rangers, 5 Star Cougars, FW Hawks, Royal T, RISE, CD Panthers, Bethel Bison, B12, and Puyallup RR, including several forfeits and a double overtime thriller.
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6mFederal Way Hawks 12U Football Team Builds Championship Hopes Through Conditioning And Teamwork
The Federal Way Hawks 12U football team enters the postseason with a 6-1 record, fueled by rigorous conditioning and emerging talent. Head coach Dwayne Bell highlights breakout performances from quarterback Messiah Cain, receiver Zen Jarmon, and leaders Samjay Pankey and Darren Tito, while emphasizing mentorship as the Hawks pursue a championship run.