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April 10, 2007: Headlines
Woe is the future of newspapers – not
Posted Tue, Apr 10, noon
The Seattle Times and Seattle Post-Intelligencer are among the most-visited newspaper Web sites in the country.
READ MORE 6 COMMENTSVera Ing withdraws from Seattle parks board consideration
Posted Tue, Apr 10, noon
Citing travel demands, a leading civic figure changes her mind on her nomination.
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Seattle's changing values as seen through the zoo
Posted Tue, Apr 10, midnight
As the city and its world famous Woodland Park Zoo keep going green, tensions emerge between our politics and our practices.
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The Sen. Gordon Smith watch
Posted Tue, Apr 10, midnight
Oregon's GOP senator is in the crosshairs, but he's got at least one thing going for him: He's an unapologetic critic of the Iraq war.
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Posted Tue, Apr 10, midnight
Washington joins the rebellion against turning your driver's license into a national ID card, but there's plenty more to worry about with a new state pilot project that could allow thieves, private companies, the government – even terrorists – to track your every move.
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