Cheryl Murfin is the Managing Editor for Seattle's Child, a local publication focused on providing resources and information for families in the Seattle area. With a passion for community journalism, Cheryl covers a wide range of topics including local events, parenting tips, social issues, and cultural happenings in the Seattle area.
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Cheryl's coverage largely focuses on local news and community events, with a particular emphasis on family and relationships, as well as house and home topics. She also covers advocacy-related content such as education and parenting.
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SPS Superintendent withdraws recommendation to close 4 elementary schools
By: Cheryl Murfin
All Together for Seattle Schools it will oppose any future SPS closures and demand state 'amply'-funded schools
Each year in Olympia, lawmakers come together to make decisions, big and small, from what ideas should be put into law to how current laws should be updated to how to fund new and existing mandates. The 2024 session of the Washington State Legislature is a short one — running for just 60 days and ending on March 8. Even so, there are plenty of bills floating in the House of Representatives and Senate of great impact on kids, parents, and families. On this page, we’ll do our best to keep you updated on these issues and where legislation sits in the process. We will update information on bills on Monday mornings through March 8.
By: Cheryl Murfin
On the table school security, transgender teams, school truancy and more
By: Cheryl Murfin
Washington growing vaccine hesitancy discussed during Seattle UW Medicine roundtable event
Goodman bill would expand reach of Child Advocacy Centers in each county in Washington
Over 55,000 Seattle teens and young adults ages 13 to 24 now have free access to online therapy and mental health support through Talkspace, a behavioral healthcare company.
Seattle Public Library's University Branch closes for renovation starting January 29. Last day for visiting is January 28.
A new study out of Seattle Children's research arm looks at unseen Asian youth suicide risks, chief among them lumping all Asians together.
By: Josh Cohen Cascade
Community leaders push investment in 'community-led'solutions
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