Eric Thomas
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Podcast host, motorcyclist, cyclist, climber, musician, traveler. Manager of Construction Thought Leadership @ Autodesk Construction. Views are entirely my own.
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1 week ago |
kiro7.com | Eric Thomas
LACEY, Wash. — Earlier this week, a Tesla Supercharger station exploded in Lacey. Now, a new video showing a now-wanted suspect has been released by police. In the parking lot of the shopping center where the vandalism first occurred on Tuesday morning, a couple of charging stations were still wrapped in plastic bags, but the generators have since been replaced. A new video released by the FBI’s Seattle Field Office shows the suspect, described as a white male between 5′10″ and 6′2″.
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1 month ago |
kiro7.com | Eric Thomas
SEATTLE — Thursday night marked the 90th annual edition of the Seattle Sports Star of the Year Awards, honoring a long list of local athletes and broadcasters. Dubbed “Washington’s biggest night out for sports,” it’s a milestone celebration acknowledging the best of 2024. All the Seattle franchises, as well as players both past and present, made their way to the Convention Center to celebrate the year that was. The lineup featured a who’s who of Seattle sports celebrities.
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2 months ago |
kiro7.com | Eric Thomas
SPANAWAY, Wash. — A disturbing incident out of Pierce County, after an adult male exposed himself to a 16-year-old girl who was walking home from school. He’s still at large. However, the victim recently spoke with detectives who were able to put together a composite sketch of that suspect, accused of lewd conduct after exposing himself while in his car less than a mile away from Cedarcrest Middle School. This happened back on February 7.
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2 months ago |
kiro7.com | Eric Thomas
Ice, snow, frigid forecasts. No matter where you are in Western Washington, you’ve likely been dealing with some sort of winter weather recently. In Lacey, light snow was falling consistently Thursday afternoon. It was just cold enough to stick. And, with temperatures dipping below freezing, as well as the possibility of ice, drivers have to adjust. “It’s a mindset,” says WSDOT Spokesperson Doug Adamson.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Eric Thomas
Ice, snow, frigid forecasts. No matter where you are in Western Washington, you’ve likely been dealing with some sort of winter weather recently. In Lacey, light snow was falling consistently Thursday afternoon. It was just cold enough to stick. And, with temperatures dipping below freezing, as well as the possibility of ice, drivers have to adjust. “It’s a mindset,” says WSDOT Spokesperson Doug Adamson.
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