The essential Seattle newspaper columnist
Posted Wed, Nov 28, 10 a.m.
The prominence of the big city newspaper personality has diminished, but the job remains important. Danny Westneat is the best of the lot in Seattle.
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November 28, 2007: Headlines
Tax-reduction redux
Posted Wed, Nov 28, 5 a.m.
Once again, Washington lawmakers are about to make law from flaw, correcting what Tim Eyman got wrong but embracing what voters clearly want: a crimp on taxation.
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Green gold rush: not so fast
Posted Wed, Nov 28, 5 a.m.
Despite cheerleading from Al Gore and Bill Clinton, business entrepreneurs aren't going to save the planet. At least not without help from consumers who can say "enough."
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