Holly Menino
Anchor and Reporter at KOMO-TV (Seattle, WA)
Big Island born. PNW raised. Wife. Momma to Hudson and Eva. AM Anchor for KOMO News.
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2 weeks ago |
komonews.com | Holly Menino
SEATTLE — The Seattle Seawolves are a professional rugby team. They won two major league rugby championships in 2018 and 2019. They lost in the 2022 and 2024 finals. KOMO News Anchor Holly Menino spoke with Seattle Seawolves Players Jade Stighling and Devin Short about the current season. You can watch the Seawolves play at Starfire in Tukwila.
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3 weeks ago |
komonews.com | Holly Menino
Washington food banks targeted by federal cuts, putting hundreds of thousands at riskSEATTLE — At a time when more people are visiting food banks and food insecurity rates are at their peak, funding for food programs is on the chopping block. "The federal and state landscape for food banks right now is very tricky, and we have some real concern," said Ryan Scott, the Chief Development Officer at Food Lifeline.
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1 month ago |
komonews.com | Holly Menino
SEATTLE — Now in its 10th year, the Seattle/King County Clinic is preparing to serve more than 3,000 people in need of medical, dental, or vision care. The clinic is scheduled for the end of April and there's a lot that has to be done before then. Laurie Watson has been a clinic volunteer for nine years working in the dental area. "We start stocking each table depending upon if they're going to be a restorative, an oral surgery, hygienist, endodontics or dental lab, triage, x-rays," said Watson.
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2 months ago |
komonews.com | Holly Menino
Food Lifeline's Teen Leadership Summit aims to inspire future changemakersSEATTLE — Not only does Food Lifeline feed the community by distributing food to 300 partner organizations in western Washington, but it also has several programs actively working to end hunger including one that just launched in 2024 specifically for teens.
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2 months ago |
komonews.com | Holly Menino
From local waters to dinner plates: How the Muckleshoot Tribe helps feed the communitySEATTLE — For hundreds of years, the Muckleshoot Tribe has been stewards of our local waterways and that tradition continues today. As their fishing operation has grown, they're now able to put their salmon on more people's dinner tables. Louie Ungaro is a Muckleshoot Tribal council member and avid fisherman who comes from a family of fishers. “We were a working family,” said Ungaro.
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RT @GWaldenWeather: Wow! Video from Kilauea’s current eruption in Halema’uma’u Crater. Holly Menino witnessed the 100 foot lava fountainin…
🌋 The view of what the @USGSVolcanoes calls Episode 17. This is looking at the latest eruption in the Halemaʻumaʻu crater from the Volcano House @Volcanoes_NPS Video taken yesterday. 🌋 #Kilauea #Hawaii #BigIsland https://t.co/NBdZmBwWGi
Awesome job! Love to see this!
Really enjoyed volunteering @FoodLifeline this week as part of our Day of Service. Food Lifeline does such WONDERFUL work in our community to help those in need. There are LOTS of ways to help! For more info, click here: https://t.co/viNhumqaE2 https://t.co/hr2ZtnHXdR