AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSeattle: Far-right activists disrupted a Diwali celebration with anti-Hindu slurs; Washington officials and community leaders condemned the incident, and attendees escorted the group out. Severe Weather: High winds knocked out power to thousands across western Washington and brought down trees, stranding visitors in Olympic National Park and disrupting travel. Public Safety: Two Spokane County deputies, Mason Acheson and Parker Perry, were killed while responding to a domestic violence call near Spangle; flags were ordered lowered in their honor. State Politics: Washington voters approved a ban on transgender girls competing in girls’ school sports, a measure likely to face court challenges. Voters also upheld the state’s millionaires tax. Hanford: The federal government is seeking proposals to develop up to 3,700 acres for projects including data centers, energy generation and advanced manufacturing. Local News: Amazon announced 95 more job cuts in Washington, while a Spokane-area nonprofit donated more than 2,000 books to incarcerated people. Seahawks: Seattle beat Arizona 17-3, as A.J. Barner scored twice and Jaxon Smith-Njigba passed 1,000 receiving yards.
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