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Colorful postcard inside the Seattle Public Library, with shelves of books in the background.

Happening in Your Neighborhood

A Postcard for Every Library: Seattle’s latest collector challenge

Local artists illustrate 27 unique SPL branches

Pharmacist prepares a COVID-19 vaccine dose at a Washington clinic

Washington issues standing order to expand COVID-19 vaccine access

Move reaffirms state’s commitment to science-based health policy

Do some good together September

Do some good together in September

Volunteer opportunities for big-hearted families

A baby African crested porcupine born at Woodland Park Zoo in 2016, covered in soft quills.

Meet Woodland Park Zoo’s prickle of porcupines

Yes, a group of porcupines is a prickle

Spotted bat in Washington State, perched on a branch

Avoid Rabies: Keep kids away from bats in King County

What to do if your child (or you) touch or is touched by a bat

Aerial view of Seattle’s new 20-acre Waterfront Park filled with families enjoying the sunny grand opening celebration.

Seattle Waterfront Park grand opening set for Sept. 6

Free all-day party welcomes families to Seattle’s new waterfront

Dad waves goodbye to his preschooler through the classroom window during drop-off.

One dad’s honest take on starting preschool

Nobody tells you just how hard this will be…

An American flag set on fire during a protest, symbolizing dissent and debate over free speech rights.

This Hits Home: News that impacts Washington families

This week: COVID limits, flag burning, family policy

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Speech Milestones: When Babies and Toddlers Start Talking

What parents should know about speech development in kids

Washington lawmakers debate child welfare law after rise in child deaths

Debate flares over WA child welfare law

Lawmakers split as child deaths and injuries rise

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