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Seattle Local Pulse: January 6, 2025 - Reflecting on Jan 6th, job market update, weather forecast, and community events.
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Seattle Local Pulse: January 6, 2025 - Reflecting on Jan 6th, job market update, weather forecast, and community events.
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Good morning, this is Seattle Local Pulse for January 6, 2025.
As we start the day, let's take a moment to reflect on the national scene. Today marks the four-year anniversary of the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, a day that left a lasting impact on the nation. In Washington D.C., preparations are underway to ensure a peaceful transfer of power, with local and federal law enforcement agencies on full alert and 500 soldiers with the D.C. National Guard standing ready to assist if needed[4].
Closer to home, let's dive into the local job market. Seattle continues to be a hub of opportunity, with a variety of new job postings from top local employers. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center is seeking an Administrative Assistant I, offering a competitive hourly rate of $20.50 to $27.50. For those interested in seasonal roles, Bearing Tours LLC is hiring a Tour Guide/Concierge for a position that runs from May to September, with the possibility of additional work throughout the year. The Seattle area is also looking for a 2025 MLB Official Scorer (Seasonal) to make and announce game decisions based on the Official Baseball Rules[2].
On the broader job market front, Washington state has been identified as having the most competitive job market in the U.S., driven by a significant increase in applicants per role in the Seattle area. According to an analysis by Resume.io, there are approximately 41 applicants per job in Washington, significantly more than the next most competitive states, Colorado and Massachusetts[5].
Moving to real estate, home and mortgage prices in Seattle are up, but so is inventory. Would-be buyers face steep upfront costs, but the growing number of available houses offers more choices. The median home prices and inventory levels are something we'll continue to monitor closely[3].
In city hall news, Seattle Public Schools is weighing changes to regular school hours, a decision that could impact daily life for many families. Additionally, two popular Seattle parks will close early this summer, a move aimed at ensuring public safety and maintenance[3].
Weather-wise, we're looking at a dramatic shift in the next few days. The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts temperatures could reach 70 degrees on Thursday, followed by snow flurries on Sunday morning. This potent storm system is expected to bring windy conditions, high surf, and heavy rain, so plan your activities accordingly[3].
In new business activity, while there are no major openings or closings to report today, we do note that Alaska Airlines has announced a 2% reduction in flights until July, a move aimed at addressing a pilot shortage[3].
Looking ahead to community events, the Space Needle is honoring its anniversary with a contest to paint its roof using Galaxy Gold, offering five people a unique opportunity to leave their mark on this iconic landmark[3].
In local school achievements, we'll be keeping an eye on upcoming sports results and academic achievements, so stay tuned for updates.
Finally, in today's crime report, there are no significant incidents or public safety alerts from the past 24 hours to report. However, we do note that local law enforcement agencies are always on the lookout for ways to improve public safety.
This has been Seattle Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
As we start the day, let's take a moment to reflect on the national scene. Today marks the four-year anniversary of the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, a day that left a lasting impact on the nation. In Washington D.C., preparations are underway to ensure a peaceful transfer of power, with local and federal law enforcement agencies on full alert and 500 soldiers with the D.C. National Guard standing ready to assist if needed[4].
Closer to home, let's dive into the local job market. Seattle continues to be a hub of opportunity, with a variety of new job postings from top local employers. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center is seeking an Administrative Assistant I, offering a competitive hourly rate of $20.50 to $27.50. For those interested in seasonal roles, Bearing Tours LLC is hiring a Tour Guide/Concierge for a position that runs from May to September, with the possibility of additional work throughout the year. The Seattle area is also looking for a 2025 MLB Official Scorer (Seasonal) to make and announce game decisions based on the Official Baseball Rules[2].
On the broader job market front, Washington state has been identified as having the most competitive job market in the U.S., driven by a significant increase in applicants per role in the Seattle area. According to an analysis by Resume.io, there are approximately 41 applicants per job in Washington, significantly more than the next most competitive states, Colorado and Massachusetts[5].
Moving to real estate, home and mortgage prices in Seattle are up, but so is inventory. Would-be buyers face steep upfront costs, but the growing number of available houses offers more choices. The median home prices and inventory levels are something we'll continue to monitor closely[3].
In city hall news, Seattle Public Schools is weighing changes to regular school hours, a decision that could impact daily life for many families. Additionally, two popular Seattle parks will close early this summer, a move aimed at ensuring public safety and maintenance[3].
Weather-wise, we're looking at a dramatic shift in the next few days. The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts temperatures could reach 70 degrees on Thursday, followed by snow flurries on Sunday morning. This potent storm system is expected to bring windy conditions, high surf, and heavy rain, so plan your activities accordingly[3].
In new business activity, while there are no major openings or closings to report today, we do note that Alaska Airlines has announced a 2% reduction in flights until July, a move aimed at addressing a pilot shortage[3].
Looking ahead to community events, the Space Needle is honoring its anniversary with a contest to paint its roof using Galaxy Gold, offering five people a unique opportunity to leave their mark on this iconic landmark[3].
In local school achievements, we'll be keeping an eye on upcoming sports results and academic achievements, so stay tuned for updates.
Finally, in today's crime report, there are no significant incidents or public safety alerts from the past 24 hours to report. However, we do note that local law enforcement agencies are always on the lookout for ways to improve public safety.
This has been Seattle Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.