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Listen to the Consider This podcast from NPR. Hey, good morning. It's Jeannie Yandel. It's Thursday. This is Seattle now. Seattle is a city

of music, and that's no accident. It's home to artists big and small, who for decades, have

made Seattle a center for hip-hop, electronica, and rock. One of the people who documented

Seattle's music scene was longtime journalist and writer Charles R. Cross. He died this week,

leaving behind a legacy that reverberates across Seattle.

Today, we talked to local DJ Marco Collins about Charles and how he championed Seattle's

local musicians. But first, let's get you caught up.

Today's the last day on the job for the police chief of Burean.

Chief Ted Bo has been Burean's chief of police since 2018.

He's taking a job in the neighboring city of Des Moines.

Buren police made headlines by refusing to enforce the city's outdoor camping ban this

spring.

The Burean Police Chief is part of the King County

Sheriff's Office. King County announced last month it would work closely with Burean's leadership

to find a new chief. U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is hearing oral arguments today

on a local abortion rights case, Cedar Park Assembly of God of Kirkland v. Criedler. Mike Criedler is the state's

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