King County Public Health is investigating an outbreak of salmonella at Mary Pilgrim Inn, an emergency temporary housing shelter in Seattle after five people were hospitalized. Since Dec. 30, 2024 ...

Mary Pilgrim Inn on Aurora Avenue North in north Seattle is a temporary emergency shelter operated by the Downtown Emergency Service Center that houses single, highly vulnerable adults ...

Seattle & King County Public Health is investigating an outbreak of Salmonella illnesses among residents of Mary Pilgrim Inn, which is an emergency temporary housing shelter. As of Jan. 3, 14 ...

The bodies were found outside Mary Pilgrim Inn, a Downtown Emergency Service Center located at 14115 Aurora Ave N. RELATED: 'No sleep for Aurora': North Seattle residents blame drugs, ...

Mary Pilgrim Inn is operated by the Downtown Emergency Service Center, and it offers emergency housing and “supportive services,” according to its website. It is not a walk-in shelter.

Mary Pilgrim Inn is run by the nonprofit Downtown Emergency Service Center. Rather than the walk-up shelter model, Mary Pilgrim Inn residents have hotel room-style temporary stays.

The Mary Pilgrim Inn in North Seattle, formerly a hotel, provides housing for nearly 100 people exiting chronic homelessness. It is also the place where food was served that caused a salmonella ...

At least 14 people who attended dinners at Mary Pilgrim Inn tested positive for salmonella, the health department said Friday. Additional people who got sick are being tested, although the ...

Public Health – Seattle & King County is investigating after 14 people got sick following Christmas dinner at Mary Pilgrim Inn, an emergency housing shelter. Skip Navigation.