![At the moment of discovery last week, Rhonda Farrar, who is Tlingit, finds a genealogy of her family including Native names in a document from Juneau, Alaska. It has her great-grandparents in it. Farrar says, “I didn’t know all this stuff. [It’s] a surprise. Really, really special.”
Information found includes her aunt’s tribal enrollment paper and other enrollment information. (Alan Berner / The Seattle Times)](https://static.seattletimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/01242020_National_archives_1318102-780x516.jpg)
The U.S. Office of Management and Budget issued a decision on Friday to close the facility in Seattle's Sand Point neighborhood despite a last-minute plea by senators in Washington, Oregon, Alaska and Idaho. VIEW
The first flight marks the beginning of a rigorous flight test program, which will be under intense scrutiny after criticism of the FAA following revelations about the 737 MAX certification. VIEW
The Seahawks’ premature ouster in Green Bay does allow one unique but ever-constant phase of their calendar to commence, in all its glory: the unleashing of Off-Season Russ, the coolest, weirdest cat on Earth.
A crowd of frustrated downtown business owners, affordable-housing providers, neighborhood groups and high-school students gathered at Seattle's Westlake Park Friday to demand change from city officials. Their message: "Enough is enough."
