What I learned working from home alongside my dad
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During the pandemic, a lot of people have moved in with family so they can be near other people during this isolating time.
One young man shares how working remotely while living with his father helped him through a crisis of confidence this summer.
Voices of the Pandemic is a series of first-person stories documenting this unique period in history.
Thaddaeus Gregory is a young land use attorney in Seattle.
He moved in with his parents during the pandemic to save on rent and to have people to talk to.
Even as our transportation future remains in flux, there are lessons to be learned from our past.
Historic Seattle offers you a chance to learn about West Seattle’s streetcar history a century ago, in a free online event two weeks from today (11 am Saturday, January 23rd). Here’s the announcement:
Join us for an exploration of West Seattle’s streetcar history from 1916 to 1940 with
Mike Bergman. This virtual lecture will cover the construction of the streetcar system and the many ways in which it influenced West Seattle’s development and growth in the first half of the 20th century.
Seattle creates alternative program for domestic violence misdemeanors Dec 17, 2020
In recent years, Washington state courts have started rethinking their approach to domestic violence cases.
In Seattle, the municipal court is piloting an alternative to criminal prosecution. It provides more customized treatment for perpetrators, and incorporates the input of their victims.
Prosecutors at the Seattle City Attorney s Office say they plan to refer most offenders facing domestic violence misdemeanors to a domestic violence intervention program, which allows them to avoid a criminal record if they complete the program and do not reoffend.
One of the first participants was arrested in 2018 after neighbors called Seattle police to report an argument between a young couple in their apartment. The man, who KUOW is identifying by the initial M., agreed to speak on condition that his name not be used.