Seattle Public Library gets $450K to boost English-language classes
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Seattle Public Library gets $450K to boost English-language classes
The grant from Carnegie will help the libraries create advanced classes, teach learners computer skills and expand existing practice sessions.
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WA man accused of livestreaming sex acts faces trafficking charges
Prosecutors say a Lynnwood man targeted vulnerable women on dating platforms. After three years, one accuser is finally getting her day in court.