Tag: health
Public Health — Seattle & King County closes Mighty Mugs coffee stand in Tukwila
Public Health — Seattle & King County announced that it has closed the Mighty Mugs coffee...
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Come for story time with the tooth fairy, stay for summer meals at Tukwila Library on Wed., Aug. 16
SPONSORED: The tooth fairy is paying a special visit for kids in Tukwila! Join the tooth fairy for...
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Tilth Alliance launches first-ever ‘Eat Local Month King County’ for August
SPONSORED: Tilth Alliance, a founding member of the statewide Eat Local First Collaborative, this...
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Free Summer Meals for Tukwila Kids and Teens
SPONSORED: The risk of hunger can increase during the summer break for children whose families...
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Abyssinia Hair and Beauty Clinic brings hair growth solutions to Kent and Renton
SPONSORED: Abyssinia Hair and Beauty Clinic brings hair growth solutions to Kent and Renton....
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Join WABI Weekday Walkers on the Green River Trail on Wed., Feb. 15
All are invited to join the WABI Weekday Walkers on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023 (NOTE LATER START...
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Civil complaint filed against Port of Seattle regarding airport public health study
A civil complaint has been filed against the Port of Seattle seeking to compel the disclosure of...
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King County Fire Chiefs issue Stage 2 burn ban for entire county
Effective Friday, Sept. 9, 2022, the King County Fire Chiefs have issued a ‘Stage 2’ Fire Safety...
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A Tukwila Sunset ‘Bat Walk’ will be Wednesday, Aug. 24
A Sunset ‘Bat Walk’ is coming to Tukwila on Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2022, starting at the...
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Walk to Duwamish Hill Preserve will be Wednesday, May 18
From our friends at WABI Burien: Let’s explore along the Duwamish River, learning some area...
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Feeling stressed? Learn to create positive response at Healthy Human Conference this Saturday
SPONSORED: Rena Chinn and Dr. Nathan Clem have been added to the list of wellness professionals...
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King County ending vaccination verification policy Mar. 1 as new COVID cases and hospitalizations decline
With new COVID-19 cases and hospitalization decreasing, and over 87% of King County residents over...
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