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Figgy Pudding has been a holiday tradition for decades, packing downtown streets with crowds and carolers. There's no lively gathering this year, but the music will play on thanks to some high-tech magic. And a long vacant fire station in Seattle's Central District is getting new life. It will be reborn as a cultural center named after a 19th century black entrepreneur. Also, she's served meals to the needy for 24 years and no pandemic will stop her. Host Nicole Sanchez has these stories, plus a look back at a high school graduation highlight!