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January 30, 2009: Headlines
Obama, Act I: a partisan stimulus plan
Posted Fri, Jan 30, 12:26 a.m.
But stay tuned: both sides want to find a way to make the stimulus package a victory for bipartisanship.
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Save the media dinosaurs!
Posted Fri, Jan 30, 12:28 a.m.
A Seattle City Council panel considers how to keep daily newspapers alive, as the ecosystem demands adaptation.
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Olympia's tunnel of love?
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There are signs Frank Chopp might be ready to live with the deep bore tunnel, particularly as Seattle-area legislators rally around the new plan. Here's an early head-count.
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