Martina
@mpansz.bsky.social
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In October, statewide news reported that a sheriff's deputy in Texas searched thousands of Flock cameras in Washington for 'Had an abortion, search for female.’ New documents obtained by RANGE show Spokane County Sheriff's Office cameras were accessed in that search:
Texas deputy searched Spokane County Flock cameras for a woman who had an abortion– RANGE Media
Amidst nationwide and state scrutiny of the cameras, Spokane County’s Flock network was used by an out-of-state cop looking for a woman who had an abortion.
rangemedia.co
November 26, 2025 at 2:09 AM
In October, statewide news reported that a sheriff's deputy in Texas searched thousands of Flock cameras in Washington for 'Had an abortion, search for female.’ New documents obtained by RANGE show Spokane County Sheriff's Office cameras were accessed in that search:
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I haven't seen near the coverage of this catastrophe that it warrants.
alaskapublic.org/news/environ...
alaskapublic.org/news/environ...
October 17, 2025 at 8:24 PM
I haven't seen near the coverage of this catastrophe that it warrants.
alaskapublic.org/news/environ...
alaskapublic.org/news/environ...
just awful.
Crosscut (as I stubbornly still call it) punched way above its weight class with a relatively small newsroom. My heart hurts for my friends and former colleagues -- and for a future with more stories untold, power left uninvestigated, injustices slid under the rug
Crosscut (as I stubbornly still call it) punched way above its weight class with a relatively small newsroom. My heart hurts for my friends and former colleagues -- and for a future with more stories untold, power left uninvestigated, injustices slid under the rug
The move, attributed to the loss of federal funding for public media, marks the layoffs of 17 staffers and the creation of three new positions.
Seattle's Cascade PBS announces layoffs, end of online long-form journalism
The move, attributed to the loss of federal funding for public media, marks the layoffs of 17 staffers and the creation of three new positions, station President and CEO Rob Dunlop told KUOW.
www.kuow.org
September 23, 2025 at 4:41 AM
just awful.
Crosscut (as I stubbornly still call it) punched way above its weight class with a relatively small newsroom. My heart hurts for my friends and former colleagues -- and for a future with more stories untold, power left uninvestigated, injustices slid under the rug
Crosscut (as I stubbornly still call it) punched way above its weight class with a relatively small newsroom. My heart hurts for my friends and former colleagues -- and for a future with more stories untold, power left uninvestigated, injustices slid under the rug
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Important to note who's funding this campaign in support of Initiative 1B, which guts funds for social housing: "Microsoft ($100,000), Amazon ($100,000), and the Greater Seattle Metro Chamber of Commerce ($35,000)."
Misleading Mailers Inaccurately Imply Social Housing Is for the Rich
By Erica C. Barnett Voters across the city received multiple mailers opposing Initiative 1A—the social housing initiative—and encouraging them to support an alternative, Initiative 1B, that would take funding out of existing…
By Erica C. Barnett Voters across the city received multiple mailers opposing Initiative 1A—the social housing initiative—and encouraging them to support an alternative, Initiative 1B, that would take funding out of existing…
Misleading Mailers Inaccurately Imply Social Housing Is for the Rich
By Erica C. Barnett Voters across the city received multiple mailers opposing Initiative 1A—the social housing initiative—and encouraging them to support an alternative, Initiative 1B, that would take funding out of existing JumpStart payroll tax revenues to fund traditional affordable housing. The election is on February 11, and ballots started hitting Seattle mailboxes last week. Initiative 1A would impose a tax on employers—5 percent on employee compensation above $1 million a year—to fund the construction and purchase of buildings for permanently affordable mixed-income housing.
publicola.com
February 6, 2025 at 10:12 PM
Important to note who's funding this campaign in support of Initiative 1B, which guts funds for social housing: "Microsoft ($100,000), Amazon ($100,000), and the Greater Seattle Metro Chamber of Commerce ($35,000)."