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Day: June 3, 2023
Seattle-area manufacturer fined $2M, accused of 175 safety violations
A state official said “the number and gravity of the hazards is staggering,” but the Young Corp. has filed an appeal, Washington state L&I announced.
Japan Vending Machines To Automatically Offer Free Food If Earthquakes Hit
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: Japan has extended its natural disaster preparations to vending machines, which will offer free food and drink in the event of a major earthquake or typhoon. Two machines have been installed in the…
AI Is Being Used to ‘Turbocharge’ Scams
Plus: Amazon’s Ring was ordered to delete algorithms, North Korea’s failed spy satellite, and a rogue drone “attack” isn’t what it seems.
King County joins the legal attack on PFAS manufacturers
King County’s lawsuit against “forever chemicals” manufacturers claims many of the companies knew for decades their products were toxic.
How Donald Trump, of all people, might determine WA’s next governor
For the first time in decades, Democratic voters may get a choice of qualified candidates. But the specter of Trump seems likely to tilt it to one over the others.
5 new books from LGBTQ+ authors to read this Pride month
From a graphic novel to poetry, celebrate Pride month with these five new titles from LGBTQ+ authors.
Rant and Rave: E-scooters are no friend to reader
RAVE to Angie Mentink, commentator for the Mariners. Her comments are chock-full of technical information and background (much more so than the guys) and I always learn a lot when she is doing commentary. Kudos for succeeding in what is traditionally a…
Seattle artists, organizers share their first Pride memories
Read what local LGBTQ+ artists, performers, chefs and leaders had to say about what still sticks with them today from their first Pride experiences.
After deadly spike, WA looks for advocates in pregnancy care
With Washington’s high maternal mortality rate and as more labor units close, doulas could improve health outcomes — and serve to close racial gaps in care.