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Community Dinners nourishes bodies, souls

ERIKA SCHULTZ / THE SEATTLE TIMES

Tony Hudson, a former Alaska fisherman, and Carolyn Burdette share a free meal and stories at Community Dinners at the Bitter Lake Community Center Sunday. The North Seattle congregation was celebrating its 90th anniversary.

Gallery: Community Dinners church serves hot meals

In local suburbs, poverty hits home

More poor people are living in U.S. suburbs than big cities, according to new findings. South King County is particularly “eye-opening,” the researchers say.

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Freehold's Engaged Theatre Program

Teaching artists Daemond Arrindell and Carter Rodriquez helped eight inmates at Monroe Correctional Facility produce this original play through writing and theatre workshops at the prison for Engaged Theatre, a program by Freehold Theatre of Seattle.