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Seattle Local Pulse: Immigration Policy, Spring Weather, and Community Spirit

Seattle Local Pulse: Immigration Policy, Spring Weather, and Community Spirit

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 Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for Sunday, March 8. We kick off with breaking news from City Hall where Police Chief Shon Barnes warns officers they face discipline for not documenting ICE actions under our new city policy. Mayor Katie Williams executive order means we now record federal immigration encounters with body cams and verify agents identities, plus over 650 no-ICE signs go up on public property like parks near Pike Place Market. This protects our immigrant communities amid tensions.

Shifting to public safety, our crime report from the past day shows no major incidents but stay vigilant around Capitol Hill after minor reports of suspicious activity near Broadway. Seattle Police urge reporting anything odd.

Our Kraken took a tough 7-4 loss to the Ottawa Senators last night at Climate Pledge Arena. Goals from Jacob Melanson, Eeli Tolvanen and Matty Beniers kept it close late, but Ottawa pulled away. Tough stretch for our team at 29 wins.

Weather wise, overcast skies with light sprinkles this morning around 46 degrees near Sea-Tac. Expect showers lingering near Seattle and Everett through afternoon, possible convergence zone, but some sun breaks later. Grab umbrellas for errands on Aurora Avenue; tonight into Monday, cooler with a rain-snow mix chance but no lowland accumulation. Mountains get snow midweek, watch passes if heading east.

Job market stays steady with about 15,000 openings citywide, many in tech near South Lake Union. Real estate sees median home prices around 850,000 dollars, up 5 percent, hot in Ballard.

New business buzz: Trey Kennedy comedy tour hits tomorrow, plus Bassrush with Ray Volpe at Showbox SoDo. Community event upcoming: The Notebook musical at Paramount Theatre tonight.

Shoutout to Roosevelt High School for their math team state championship win. And a feel-good story: Neighbors in Fremont rallied to save a beloved coffee shop on North 36th, reopening with community donations.

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