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Tag Archives: sandhya khadka
‘I hope that others who have gone through tragedy or will in the future will never feel alone’
Loved ones of just a couple of the 240 people killed in Seattle traffic in the past decade spoke to a gathering of friends, first responders, city officials, safe streets advocates and neighbors Thursday at City Hall. Neighbors then took … Continue reading
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Tagged dan schulte, judy and dennis schulte, max richards, sandhya khadka, world day of remembrance
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Can Seattle end traffic violence by 2030?
Sandhya Khadka dreamed big. She believed in equality, especially equality for women, and she was dedicated to do something about it. “There are people you remember for long after they are gone. Sandhya was one of those,” said family friend … Continue reading
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Tagged ed murray, road safety action plan, sandhya khadka, scott kubly, vision zero, writu kakshapati
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Vigil tonight for 17-year-old killed walking to bus on her way to class
Sandhya Khadka was walking to the bus she takes to class at North Seattle Community College Monday morning when a person driving a pickup truck struck and killed her. She was 17. Khadka, a native of Nepal, was in Seattle … Continue reading
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Tagged 5th Ave NE, deaths, NE 115th St, pinehurst, sandhya khadka, seattle neighborhood greenways
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