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Neighborhood & Community Arts grant

Seattle offers an extraordinary array of arts and cultural events throughout its diverse neighborhoods and communities. The Office of Arts & Culture's Neighborhood & Community Arts (NCA) Program supports creativity at a grassroots level by investing in … Read Full Article

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THE TACOMA KINGS

The American Basketball Association (ABA) is premier men’s professional basketball league. The league has grown to become the largest professional sports league in the world! In 1999, Joe Newman and Richard P. Tinkham, founded the league. It is the re-launch … Read Full Article

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Neighborhood & Community Arts grant

Seattle offers an extraordinary array of arts and cultural events throughout its diverse neighborhoods and communities. The Office of Arts & Culture's Neighborhood & Community Arts (NCA) Program supports creativity at a grassroots level by investing in … Read Full Article

You Don’t Have to Go It Alone!

Insurance companies hire expert negotiators to minimize the value of your claim. You need an experienced attorney who has your back and who is willing to fight to make sure you are not treated like just another number! As a Washington Super Lawyer’s Rising … Read Full Article

THE ANCIENT NINE

A Novel IAN SMITH #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Familiar to students at many elite colleges for years, with members that include Rockefellers, Kennedys and many captains of industry and political leaders, secret societies came to … Read Full Article

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Obituaries

Reflection of the Life of Rosalind Lynette Stephens

Reflection of Life Rosalind Lynette Stephens was born on March 31, 1948 in Memphis, TN to Dorothy Mae and Robert Lee Stephens. She was the second of eight children, and the eldest of two girls. Rosalind was a leader and strong willed from an early age. She graduated from San Diego H.S. in 1966 and […]

The Celebration of Life Service for ​Seattle ​ Firefighter Roy Witt

The Celebration of Life Service for ​Seattle ​ Firefighter Roy Witt will be August 3, 2018 at 11am. ​He passed peacefully into the Lord’s presence on June 24, 2018.  ​ Please join us to celebrate and honor him at NW Foursquare Church in Federal Way at 34800 21 Avenue SW.  This is not a funeral, […]

In Loving Memory of James Rufus Junior

James Rufus Junior “JJ” passed away peacefully on May 27th, 2018 at Valley Medical Center surrounded by his children after a 25 year long battle with cancer. James was born to Mack Henry Junior and Annie Pearl Williams on March 7, 1942 in Braggs, Alabama. He was raised in Inkster, Michigan and graduated from Inkster […]

Celebrating The Life Of David Fredick Mann

David Fredrick Mann, the youngest of ten children, was born in Dalton, Georgia, on February 16, 1933 to the union of King Solomon and Mary Mann located at 603 Spring Street.  After attending first through eighth grades at Emery Street School in Dalton, David moved to Detroit, Michigan, to live with his brother, John “Snook” […]

In Loving Memory of Deacon Bobby Boss

Sunrise: January 2, 1937 Sunset: May 6, 2018 Deacon Bobby Boss was born in Houston, Texas to his mother, Lula Mae Boss. During his early years, he lived with both his mother and his grandparents Rev. L.C. Boss and Dazree Boss, respectively, in the Bayou of Louisiana and later Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Bobby served in […]

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