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Hey, I'm Ton Vin. Host of Seattle Eats, a food podcast from the Seattle Times and KUOW.

There are a lot of ways to make turkey better.

Deep fry it, dry brine it.

But what about terriaki style?

On the latest episode, a Seattle sushi chef is revolutionizing Thanksgiving by putting

teriyaki on the table. I taste and see why this should make it on your menu this year.

Listen to Seattle eats on the K-O-W app or wherever you get your podcast.

Hey, good morning. I'm Patricia Murphy. It's Friday. This is Seattle now. This week, we finally

have a winner in the hotly contested mayor's race. Washington's chain restaurants are charging

you more than anywhere else. And Sound Transit has a new merch drop just in time for the holidays.

Arts reporter Jazz Ke Kimig and stranger reporter

Natalie Graham are here to break down the week. But first, let's get you caught up.

The state plans to launch a new resource to address wage theft. State Attorney General

Nick Brown says the new worker rights unit will bolster the enforcement

of Washington's minimum wage laws, overtime protections, and other labor violations.

Brown says the new unit will emphasize working with low and moderate income workers who may

be reluctant to file complaints. The Seattle Public Library is looking for its next

writers in residence. Check it out. As many as 65

writers will have a dedicated space in the library to work on projects as well as access to research

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