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Ashley Casper

Ashley Casper

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Editor, The Seattle Times

Seattle

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Total articles 881

  • How to combat seasonal affective disorder (SAD) while living through the ‘Big Dark’ | Produced by Seattle Times Marketing

    By Ashley Casper Verified| The Seattle Times Verified The days are shorter, the nights are dark and full of terrors and you are left, once again, feeling SAD. Fret not, there is light ahead. The turning of the seasons, while beautiful with vibrant leaves and the not-so-distant sound of holiday cheer, also casts some into a state known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or winter depression. The condition may leave its victims feeling listless, anxious or deeply in their feels, among other debilitating symptoms.

    By Ashley Casper Verified · The Seattle Times

    Nov. 23, 2022

  • Grand jury evidence outlines new details in 4-year-old’s killing

    By Ashley Casper Verified| KRDO-TV (Colorado Springs, CO) Verified By Ashley CasperClick here for updates on this story    LAS VEGAS (KVVU) — A mother’s pleas, scrawled on sticky notes, hidden away in a child’s sock. That was the only secure delivery method one Las Vegas mother saw as a ticket to freedom, after months of trauma at the hand of her boyfriend, according to evidence presented to a grand jury. In February 2022, investigators say 4-year-old Mason Dominguez’s body was found inside the freezer of a northeast Las Vegas Valley home.

    By Ashley Casper Verified · KRDO-TV (Colorado Springs, CO)

    Apr. 13, 2022

  • How to combat seasonal affective disorder (SAD) while living through the ‘Big Dark’ | Produced by Seattle Times Marketing

    By Ashley Casper Verified| The Seattle Times Verified The days are shorter, the nights are dark and full of terrors and you are left, once again, feeling SAD. Fret not, there is light ahead. The turning of the seasons, while beautiful with vibrant leaves and the not-so-distant sound of holiday cheer, also casts some into a state known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or winter depression. The condition may leave its victims feeling listless, anxious or deeply in their feels, among other debilitating symptoms.

    By Ashley Casper Verified · The Seattle Times

    Nov. 23, 2022

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The Seattle Times

The Seattle Times is a prominent newspaper based in the Pacific Northwest, founded in 1891. Originally known as the Seattle Press-Times, it evolved through several name changes before becoming The Seattle Times in 1966. It is one of the few major city dailies in the U.S. that remains independently operated and owned by a local family, the Blethens. The Seattle Times offers a daily newspaper that covers local, national, and international news, along with a robust digital platform that is among the most visited news sites in the region. The newspaper has a rich history of documenting significant events in Seattle, including the Klondike Gold Rush. It has received numerous accolades, including 11 Pulitzer Prizes, highlighting its commitment to quality journalism. The Seattle Times serves a diverse audience, including residents and businesses in Seattle and surrounding areas, providing essential news and information to the community.

Seattle, Washington, United States

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Founded: 1896