David Ham
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Seattle, WA, United States
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Medina group fights to keep 80-foot cell tower out of city...
The city of Medina makes $32,000 a year just for allowing a 45’ cell tower to stick out at Fairweather Park. → Read More
Marijuana advocates fight proposal to ban pot shops near dog...
Josh Berman has owned a medical marijuana dispensary since 2011 in Belltown and he may be forced to shut down if the city council passes a new ordinance. → Read More
Amazon says it can help procrastinators with last minute...
Amazon’s Prime Now hub opened in Downtown Seattle back in August, and it is facing its first holiday rush. → Read More
Effort to bring giant pandas to Wash. gaining momentum
Former Governor John Spellman is part of a group called the Washington State Panda Foundation that says China will be sending a team to start researching the idea of loaning giant pandas to a zoo in the state. → Read More
'Santa' says he was kicked out of Kirkland Winterfest
Fred Herzberg says he’s never had any problems playing Santa for the past 30 years until Sunday, when he was asked to leave Winterfest in downtown Kirkland. → Read More
Grandmother, 85, fights back against purse snatcher
Eighty-five-year-old Lila Ullom is still recovering after being thrown on the ground trying to keep a thief from taking her purse. → Read More
90-year-old WW II vet pushes to send more care packages to...
For the past 11 years, 90-year-old John Kenny has worked with Local VFW 2995 to send more than 16,000 care packages to Iraq and Afghanistan. → Read More
Is Seattle losing its soul? New movement underway to keep...
Businesses people have loved for decades are disappearing across Seattle. → Read More
Bellevue mother and daughter fight off would-be robber
An Eastside mother and daughter refused to be victims after they said a stranger tried to drive off with their car. → Read More
Bremerton pee wee football players get big donation after...
The Warren Avenue Pee Wee Football League in Bremerton says it has bounced back after being targeted by thieves. → Read More
International District Charter School rallies supporters to...
Despite a state Supreme Court ruling saying that charter schools are unconstitutional, classes are in session. → Read More
Local homebuilder steps in to help family who lost everything...
Back in July, a fire destroyed Judith Hart's Shoreline house. Fortunately, her family escaped safely. → Read More
Thieves steal shed from Shoreline family trying to rebuild
Judith Hart is already dealing with losing everything in a fire that destroyed her house back in July; now thieves have targeted her property. → Read More
King County calls wildlife crossing 'very successful'
It's been more than a year since a wildlife crossing at Northeast Novelty Hill Road in Redmond opened to animals. → Read More
Man hopes to be the first to swim the full stretch of Duwamish...
57-year-old Mark Powell says he's hoping to be the first to swim the full stretch of the Green and Duwamish Rivers to raise awareness on the importance of preserving it. → Read More
Snohomish High School students defend teacher accused of...
Students at Snohomish High School are defending a teacher accused of inappropriate behavior. The Snohomish County School District has suspended teacher Bill Nicolay for alleged inappropriate behavior and inappropriate texting to students. → Read More
SPD says it could have handled 911 call better after business own
Helen Nguyen said she called 911 three times, and waited for three hours on Wednesday evening after a thief stole $300 from her at her South Seattle nail salon. → Read More
Redmond parents say change at playground could save lives
Parents in Redmond have started a petition asking Redmond Town Center to close streets near the Sensory Garden Play area at Redmond Town Center. → Read More
Neighbors in Alki leading grassroots effort to stop new bike...
All along Admiral Way in West Seattle's Alki Neighborhood, yard signs that say, "Keep it safe. Keep the parking. → Read More
Burien plans to give out gift cards for the homeless
The city of Burien is planning to increase a budget to give out $25 gift cards to Safeway as soon as possible. → Read More