Do you know who your lieutenant governor is?
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Two more promising new arts groups in Portland
Posted Wed, Mar 12, 5 a.m.
KO & Co., a dance troupe, and Portland Vocal Consort strut their stuff in a city that is spawning many new companies. The performances, however, left our critic feeling a little stranded.
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New figures confirm Seattle's housing affordability woes
Posted Wed, Mar 12, 5 a.m.
The pattern is very strong: In Seattle you have affluent, largely single people chasing a small supply of urban housing. The result is small household size, an exodus of families to the suburbs, and very high housing prices in the city.
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