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Buffalo Woman Meets Sister Of Disabled Man She Rescued From Snowstorm

Sha’Kyra Aughtry cared for a disabled man in her home until neighbors could transport him to a hospital after finding him severely frostbitten and crying out for help during a deadly winter storm on Christmas Eve.

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From Sidewalks To Safety, Seattle’s Transportation Levy Begins Delivering Results

Seattle has demonstrated measurable progress in citywide transportation improvements, according to its 2025 Seattle Transportation Levy Annual Report. The report details a $77 million investment, derived from the voter-approved 2024 levy, which has funded significant upgrades to sidewalks, transit access, bike lanes, and street safety projects. This initial year of implementation has notably focused on enhancing safety and mobility, particularly within historically underinvested neighborhoods.