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“You either have to be a very decisive person or you have to be someone who can act like you are.”

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The White Center imam comforts his followers and looks toward Ramadan.

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History Makers

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Among them: a tugboat enterprise, a life-saving children's hospital, a literature hub.

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Glass. Ceiling. Shattered.

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Local Lore

Lou Graham Was Seattle's Madam with the Mostest

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11/26/2019 By Allison Williams

The Early Years

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Lady in Blue

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Such a Socialite

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11/26/2019 By Allecia Vermillion

Women Making History

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From judicial prowess to championship bona fides.

11/26/2019 By Allison Williams, Allecia Vermillion, and Lily Hansen

Honoring Culture

Off the Rez Cafe Brings Indigenous Cuisine Closer to Its Roots

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11/25/2019 By Nicole Pasia

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