Marijuana rules: Some heavy stuff put out for public comment
The Washington Liquor Control Board has put together wide-ranging rules to implement the voter-approved legalization of pot.
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The Washington Liquor Control Board has put together wide-ranging rules to implement the voter-approved legalization of pot.
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Mastros' jewelry: not gaudy enough. Student loans to skyrocket. Bike to Work day.
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The NBA thrives on holding leverage over city governments. But it may not hold all the power.
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Navy, state protect Hood Canal tidelands.
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Lawmakers in Oregon and Washington question whether prosecutors' offices should rent out their names and letterhead to private firms collecting on bad checks.
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The best-selling author on his books, keeping other authors' voices out of his head and what he likes to read when he's not writing.
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Greater Seattle's Indian population has grown to more than 60,000. India claims 22 national languages, but cricket is spoken by all.
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Alison Holcomb, a drug policy advocate and long-time lawyer, has her mayoral priorities in order, but she's not falling too far into the serious trap.
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The 520 Bridge, Viaduct Replacement and other mega-projects get shortchanged in the new transportation proposal.
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The governor punts on sharply lowering the threshold for charging drivers for DUI.
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When myth, not data, drives policy, dumb things can happen.
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New evidence from the UW's Burke Museum shows why the iconic NW marbled murrelet is declining. And what it might mean for seagulls, herons and other seabirds.
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Much anger but little to go on.
The league is finally showing signs of interest in expansion, which will take time. But Chris Hansen has said he is willing to work for years on returning pro basketball to Seattle.
Community Transit has rejected ads from a gun control group that it previously ran on its buses, saying it has a new policy to avoid all controversial issues.
The advocacy for nuclear weapons has become surprisingly mainstream in South Korea, and neighboring Japan is also discussing the idea.