Posted Thu, Jun 28, 2 p.m.
By O. Casey Corr
After years of uncertainty and setbacks, the Seattle Aquarium unveils a $41 million expansion that showcases the watery critters of Puget Sound and beyond.
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Posted Thu, Jun 28, 7 a.m.
By Chuck Taylor
Based in part on a Seattle Public Schools case, justices ruled 5-4 that ethnicity cannot be used to determine which school a student attends.
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Posted Thu, Jun 28, midnight
By Nathaniel Hoffman
Many think of Mexican farm labor when it comes to the implications of any legislation redefining immigration law. But there's also a vast middle class of prosperous business people, and some of them waded across the Rio Grande to get here – like Martin Rodriguez, who today is a voting citizen.
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