Edgar Martinez inducted into Hall of Fame, Hope House to break ground on new site this fall, and other headlines

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IN OTHER NEWS...

A century of caring for kids
In honor of the Hutton Settlement's centennial this year, the Spokesman-Review this weekend featured stories from four people who lived at the orphanage as kids and how their lives were impacted.

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EDGAARRRRR!
Former Mariner Edgar Martinez was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame this weekend, offering a meaningful speech to a crowd of proud supporters, the Seattle Times reports.

Downtown Hope
This fall, Hope House women's shelter plans to break ground on a new, much larger facility to help deal with overcrowding at their current facility and include more types of services aimed at getting people out of the cycle of homelessness, the Spokesman reports.