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She found a way to navigate her family life, and her studies around such divisive politics. student at UW's Center for an Informed Public - you know, that school that sifts through the misinformation and disinformation that floods our lives. Sarah Nguyễn is a lot better with this issue than I am. Sort of feels like a lot of people are trying to draft you into their culture war. I'm pretty terrible at navigating the various politics that travel through different social circles in my life. When the salmon swim past sensors along the Columbia River, researchers get a better idea of how they are migrating. And that's a similar idea to why these tags were placed in young salmon in Kennewick. That helps researchers find where the fish went. They scan your fish in case it was tagged. If you're like me and have gone salmon fishing in Washington, there is often someone on the docks when you bring salmon back to shore. This is how our state tracks a lot of the fish we hatch and release into the wild. Fourth-grade students at Cascade Elementary School helped state researchers tag young salmon before they were sent on their way to saltwater. With everything going on in the world, how about a cute story? Kids in Kennewick got a pretty 'cool' and 'slimy' look at how conservation works in Washington.

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Hear Fairweather's full conversation with Seattle Now here. But in a way, this situation is something millennials and older generations can relate to: Anywhere Californians are moving, the prices are skyrocketing. RELATED: Get ready for the social housing debate in Seattle And the new rental units on the market are often priced very high because there are people coming in from places like San Francisco who are used to paying even higher rents.' 'Now people are returning to cities, including Seattle, and they are all fighting for the few number of rentals that are left. 'Because of the eviction moratorium or just the uncertainty that was going on during the pandemic,' Fairweather said. A lot of small landlords opted not to relist their vacant apartments during this time and got out of the rental business altogether. Lakewood is looking pretty good at $1,560.įairweather tells Seattle Now that a lot of folks left town over the past couple years, seeking cheaper prices, or moving in with family, etc. And if you want to hunt for the best deal outside the city. If you want to rent a two-bedroom apartment in Seattle right now, it will cost you, on average, $2,120. 'This is not normal to see this large of an increase in rent in such a short amount of time, and it's got to be particularly jarring coming out of the pandemic,' said Daryl Fairweather, chief economist for Redfin.Īverage rent in town has shot up 29% over the past year, according to Redfin. However, median rents around here have made a considerably sharper spike than usual. Keep in mind that this is a new apartment building, and the studio is about as big as my closet. I have a friend who is currently scrambling out of their Seattle studio apartment because the building is spiking rent nearly $600.

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