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Listen to the Consider This podcast from NPR. Hey, good morning. It's Patricia Murphy. It's Thursday. This is Seattle now. It's almost

Memorial Day. Despite the mattress sale ad that just arrived in your email, it's a solemn holiday for many.

A day set aside to remember people who died in service of the country. It can be a particularly

hard time for veterans, many of whom have experienced loss during their time in service. Today,

we'll revisit an episode about how some vets heal through a unique program that

helps them write their stories.

But first, let's get you caught up.

In another setback for Boeing and a real bummer for two astronauts, NASA scrubbed Saturday's

planned launch of the Starliner spacecraft.

The trip to the International Space Station has been delayed three times due to technical issues.

The first attempt earlier this month was scrubbed just two hours from launch. No word yet on when

they might try again. It's SOP around the nude beach at Denny Blaine Park. The city was working on a plan

that would create a clothing requested area after a privately funded playground didn't work out.

But the stranger reports, the department postponed tonight's scheduled

meeting until June 13th. Parks and Rec told the stranger it needs more time before presenting

its plan for a solution. And the Seattle Art Museum will host an exhibition by the artist

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