AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSeattle Flooding: Flooding is expected in the South Park area; residents are being urged to prepare. Banking: Bank of the Pacific’s 55-year-old name is disappearing as it transitions to Walla Walla-based Banner Bank, with customers moving to Banner’s systems Monday. Health Care: Seattle Center’s free clinic will hold its final event in 2027 after rising costs and the loss of essential equipment made it unsustainable. Civil Rights: Families and the ACLU are suing to block Washington’s voter-approved girls’ sports ban; Attorney General Nick Brown has hired outside counsel to defend the measure. Technology: Redmond-based Microsoft says Outlook and other 365 services are restored after an outage lasting more than a day, while a separate Workday failure disrupted payroll and HR access at thousands of companies. Olympia Schools: The district voted to close three schools. Public Service: Former Seattle Congressman Jim McDermott, a longtime health care advocate, has died at 89.
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