AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCivic Life: No Kings rallies across Washington shifted focus to early voting, drawing thousands in Seattle and more than 500 people in Union Gap; Vashon protesters also held voter-registration activities. Neighborhood Traditions: Fauntleroy’s free fall festival brought families together Sunday with pumpkin decorating, live entertainment and community activities. Girls’ Sports: A Camas cross-country walkout over a transgender teammate has intensified debate ahead of a November vote on I-638, which would require sex verification in girls’ sports. Arts & Culture: Seattle Symphony’s Link Up school program, supported by Taylor Swift’s 2015 donation, is still introducing children to orchestral music at Benaroya Hall. Capitol Hill’s Charlie’s Queer Books is expanding, and Evergreen Washelli’s Día de los Muertos celebration is set for Oct. 29. Outdoor Access: Riverside State Park remains partly closed after fires burned more than 1,500 acres; crews are assessing trail damage and hazards before reopening.
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